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UwSpeech Pathology Student Assistant
Seattleonsite
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About this role
Job Description Nature of Organization: Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) play a role in intensive and acute care, rehabilitation, and neonatal care units, providing care to individuals of all ages during their inpatient stay. Our goal is to enhance access to care and reduce barriers to communication and participation. This can involve support in various areas such as listening, speaking, remembering, concentrating, breathing, swallowing, voicing, and much more! Along the way, we focus on educating staff, patients, and their families and caregivers to navigate the unique demands of inpatient environments.…
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