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A Behind the Scenes Look at an  #SLPeep's World

5/22/2013

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I loved this visual that Presence Learning created and I wanted to share.  Special Thanks to Presence Learning for allowing me to share this visual.  Also stay tuned to their upcoming blog posts and  webinars, I was able to attend their last free webinar that discussed  "Managing Workloads in a Caseload-Driven World".



Infographic by PresenceLearning, The Leader in Online Speech Therapy
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The Top 7 Reasons to Become a Speech Language Pathologist

3/27/2013

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THE TOP 7 REASONS TO BECOME A SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST

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1.  Communication Matters

We communicate in different ways everyday and as a Speech Language Pathologist you are helping others in the area of communication.

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 2.  Your Head will Spin Some Days


As a Speech Language Pathologist, your head will spin some days because there are some cases more challenging than others.  It allows us to become even more innovative than we already are and to think outside of the box.

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3.  Making a Difference and Changing the World (Literally)
As a Speech Language Pathologist, You are really making a difference and touching so many lives with the invaluable resources and wealth of knowledge that you provide to so many.

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4.  A Setting for Everyone

As a Speech Language Pathologist, there are many different settings that you can choose to work in, the possibilities are endless.  As I always say, "There is a little something for everyone."

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5.  Welcome to Nerd or Geekland

Oh yes, you may never have thought you would hear these words, but all of the SLPs that I know are nerds, including myself.  No, it is not a bad thing at all, it just means you do not stop learning and you are really interested in everything there is to know about the field.  Lets face it, Speech Language Pathology is a really broad field and in order to stay current you do kind of become a SLP Geek :)

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6.  Storytime...Everyday


As a Speech Language Pathologist, you will have life changing stories and funny ones for years to come.  Go ahead and get your journal ready.

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7.  #SLPeeps


As a Speech Language Pathologist, you have the opportunity to join in on an amazing community of Speech Language Pathologists on Twitter (#SLPeeps).  This group is amazing, the community of SLPs that you communicate with via Twitter and other forms of social media is truly a one-of-a kind experience. It is not only a community, but friendships are made here as well.  PediaStaff made it really easy for you to get involved in Social Media by creating a Guidebook. 

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What is the average salary for a speech langauge pathologist?

10/7/2010

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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor (2010) , the median annual wages of speech-language pathologists were $62,930 in May 2008. The middle 50 percent earned between $50,330 and $79,620. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $41,240, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $99,220. Median annual wages in the industries employing the largest numbers of speech-language pathologists were:

Nursing care facilities $79,120
Home health care services 77,030

General medical and surgical hospitals
68,430
Offices of other health practitioners
67,910
Elementary and secondary schools 58,140 

For more inf
ormation about salary based on a specific state visit http://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes291127.htm

Citation for the Information Above: Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2010-11 Edition, Speech-Language Pathologists, on the Internet at
http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos099.htm (visited October 07, 2010).

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Q: What is some advice that you can give me for becoming a speech language pathologist?

10/4/2010

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Answer:
Do not be afraid to dive in and try different ideas and activities, think outside of the box, be creative! Some cases can feel like a puzzle with missing pieces but, do not get discouraged because that is what makes this field challenging and it keeps you on your toes. Watching an individual learn a new skill, develop and show growth in his/her skills, building long lasting relationships with other professionals, families, and clients makes coming to work each day more than worth it!


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