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Diary of a New Grad Speechie Diary of a New Grad
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Welcome to Diary of a New Grad Speechie. Your go-to podcast for uni students or speechies who know a little, about a lot. Join Ash & Cass as they navigate through the working life, while giving you handy tips ∧ tricks to survive in the real world (the stuff that no one prepares you for!).
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S6 #8. Social communication assessment tips
Hiyaaaa!!! welcome to this weeks episode where we chat all things social communication assessment tips. This has been a HIGHLY requested and anticipated episode, so we hope you love it and learn a thing or two. We talk about: what toys we bring to the assessment, what assessment tools we bring, what to look for & how we structure the room for the assessment.
Links from the show:
WORK FOR ASH
11 PRELINGUISTIC SKILLS CHECKLIST
PRAGMATICS PROFILE
PATREON MEMBER
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S6 #7 Managing a Mixed Caseload with Allie
Hey Guys and welcome back after our little hiatus! Today on the episode we chat with Allie a speech pathologist currently working in Melbourne. She shares the ins and outs of her role and how she manages a mixed caseload, as well as some awesome PD recommendations. We hope you enjoy!
P.s., SPA isn't allowing us to link the courses in the show notes :( apologies if you are interested in the courses shared by Allie - please go to the learning hub on SPA to find out more information.
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S6 #6 When should we be referring to another health professional?
Hey guys, welcome to this weeks episode where we chat all things referring on. We will talk about referring on to other speech pathologists, occupational therapists and psychologists. We are also continuing the conversation on our Patreon account where we will chat about referrals to Orofacial myologists, Paediatricians and Ear Nose and Throat specialists.
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We hope you enjoy the episode and as always please rate the podcast and leave a review!
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S6 #5 Working with Adults in a Regional Hospital
Hi everyone, welcome to this weeks episode. We chat to Karina, a speech pathologist working in a regional hospital. In the episode she discusses the ins and outs of her role and offers some great tips for anyone interested in working in a hospital.
The essential dysphagia handbook - get it here!
Professional development courses recommended - Aphasiology Symposium of Australasia, Complex Clinical Case Series by Allied Health Clinical Educators Network (allied health.education@rch.org.au for more info)
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S6 #4. Disordered breathing in children and what we can do about it with Dr David McIntosh
Hello everyone! Welcome to this weeks episode. We are talking with Paediatric ENT Dr David McIntosh. During the episode he covers important topics including:
- What is disordered breathing?
- How can we identify disordered breathing?
- When we should refer to an ENT for further assessment/treatment
- The impacts disordered breathing has on children
- Tongue ties and orofacial myology
You can find Dr David McIntosh via the following links - Facebook , Instagram , Snored to Death - Are you dying in your sleep?
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We hope you enjoy the episode and as well please rate the podcast and leave a review!
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S6 #3 A day in the life of an SLP
Today's episode is all about what working life is like as SLP's. We discuss the in's and outs of our day including how many clients we see, how we plan for clients & have time to write notes! ROW recommendation: Build a beetle game & reading the SPA journal!
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I love this podcast! I found it by searching for podcasts about speech pathology here in the US. I love that they speak about so many different things related to speech pathology and bring on different guests. The way they speak about their careers is inspiring and makes me so excited to hopefully become a speech pathologist one day. I think this podcast would be beneficial for anyone to listen to, whether you are interested in speech pathology or not. :) Keep up the amazing work, girls!! I hope this podcast continues to grow here in the USA. <3