Speech Pathology Career Profile 

Are you a speech pathologist now?

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Katrina Maree Have you considered becoming a Home Economist? You can work at home if you're okay with freelance.

You should definitely do what your heart desires. I think it may still be an excellent career choice

You’ll need a Master’s in Speech Pathology. There are prerequisite courses to qualify for the graduate program if you do not get a Bachelor’s in Communication Disorders so definitely look into completing those classes before you graduate

@@EP-uh9qf Great. Thanks for the information

I was a nurse started occupational therapy and did not like it. Am starting speech pathology next year. I find SLP complements my nursing training. I am biased towards speech pathology. However see if you can talk to an OT and SLP. Ask how each conducts initial assessments and what their day to day looks like. See which one you would be comfortable doing. Occupational therapy involves home modifications and can be a big part of the job. I found that class boring.SLP is a lot broader and complex and holistic than some health professionals realize as speech and language difficulties impact on so many different aspects of people’s lives. Nurses generally value SLP and always need them. As a nurse I did not have a good understanding of OT. I did not do my research well on OT.

Hi! What is the name or link to your blog? Future SLPA then SLP asking..

I'll check out your vlog. I'm a teacher and I want to be a speech pathologist.

What is the scope of this field

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A Dutta Speech Language Pathology& Audiology

Not really. You never leave the seat. It’s a very non medical job.

Aba therapy is rough, I was an rbt looking into speech ot and xray tech