What Students Should Know About Becoming a Specialized Medical SLP

The Missing Link for SLPs

Oct 12 2021 | 00:40:42

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Show Notes

Meet Jessica Durkovich, a medical speech-language pathologist who works in the intensive care unit. During her appearance on The Missing Link for SLPs podcast, she explains why teamwork is essential in the hospital setting, delves into the benefits of being proactive instead of reactive, and shares why her role is so rewarding.

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