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⏲ Duration: 8 min 68 sec
✓ Published: 21-Feb-2023
✓ Published: 21-Feb-2023
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Brain surgery, travel, and corporate-wide speaking events. nnThis sounds like the life of a world-renowned brain surgeon, but what if I told you these things can actually be a normal part of a speech-language pathologist’s life? nnYes, believe it or not, SLPs can explore WAAY more work environments outside of a small clinic office for the rest of their lives. nnToday I’m going to discuss three of the COOLEST opportunities the medical SLPs can take that aren’t commonly talked about.nnWatch
Brain surgery, travel, and corporate-wide speaking events. nnThis sounds like the life of a world-renowned brain surgeon, but what if I told you these things can actually be a normal part of a speech-language pathologist’s life? nnYes, believe it or not, SLPs can explore WAAY more work environments outside of a small clinic office for the rest of their lives. nnToday I’m going to discuss three of the COOLEST opportunities the medical SLPs can take that aren’t commonly talked about.nnWatch
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