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Sarah J. Valle has a Master's degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders from UNH and is a provisionally certified brain injury specialist. She has experience evaluating and treating children and adults with speech, language, cognitive, and swallowing disorders in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Her areas of interest include dysphagia and adults with acquired brain injury.
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This document is a resume for Samantha Fitzenrider, who has extensive experience as a speech language pathologist specializing in voice disorders. She has over 5 years of clinical experience in inpatient rehabilitation, skilled nursing facilities, and outpatient settings. Fitzenrider has advanced training and certification in dysphagia, electrical stimulation techniques, and voice therapy methods. She holds master's degrees in speech language pathology and vocal performance/pedagogy.SUSAN E DIXON Resume 2016
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Susan Dixon is seeking a clinical fellowship position with a focus on adult rehabilitation. She has a Master's in Speech-Language Pathology and experience in both inpatient and outpatient settings treating adults with neurological conditions. Dixon is organized, enthusiastic, and passionate about patient-centered care and interprofessional collaboration. She has relevant clinical experience, certifications in swallowing disorders and Parkinson's treatment, and participated in interprofessional education initiatives.Official Resume
Official ResumeCassandra Krenz
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This resume summarizes the education and qualifications of Cassandra Krenz. She graduated from Saint Cloud State University in 2016 with a major in Communication Sciences and Disorders and a minor in Spanish. Her experience includes various roles providing direct support, teaching assistance, and community advising. She also has clinical experience observing speech-language pathologists in school and clinical settings. Her skills include analyzing language samples, administering assessments, and creating treatment plans for clients with articulation, language, fluency, and swallowing disorders.Valle,S resume
- 1. Sarah J. Valle, M.S. 27-1 Cabernet Drive, Concord NH 03303 Contact Information: Phone: 603-545-1024; email: sjl5@unh.edu Summary: Provisional Certified Brain Injury Specialist and CFY Speech-Language Pathologist candidate with experience treating preschool and school aged children as well as adult and geriatric clients, with a passion for working with dysphagia and adults with acquired brain injury. Education: University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH August 2013-May 2015 Master of Science: Communication Sciences and Disorders University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH September 2002-May 2006 Bachelor of Science: Communication Sciences and Disorders Certifications: Provisional Certified Brain Injury Specialist (PCBIS), Brain Injury Association of America July 2014 Practicum Experience: The Elliot Wellness Center, Manchester, NH January 2015-May 2015 Evaluated and provided intervention to preschool and elementary aged children with receptive/expressive language, articulation, dysphagia and childhood apraxia of speech in a outpatient rehabilitation setting. Evaluated and treated adults with motor speech disorders, voice disorders, dysphagia, and cognitive-linguistic disorders in an acute inpatient setting and outpatient rehabilitation setting. HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital, Concord, NH September 2014-December 2014 Assessed and led individual and group treatment sessions for adults with acquired impairments of motor-speech, language, cognition and dysphagia. Presented bi-weekly patient progress reports at multidisciplinary team meetings and collaborated with other disciplines to implement the most effect plan of care for patients. UNH Speech-Language–Hearing Center, Durham NH January 2014-May 2014 Created treatment plan and provided social communication intervention for an adult client with a history of an expressive language disorder. Nottingham School, Nottingham, NH January 2014-May 2014 Provided group and individual literacy intervention to elementary aged children, with focus on phonological and phonemic awareness, and reading comprehension. Implemented Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills (DIBELS) literacy progress monitoring for grades K-5. Nottingham School, Nottingham, NH September 2013-December 2013 Administered hearing and articulation screenings to elementary aged children and made appropriate recommendations. Led individual and group sessions for elementary aged children in articulation correction. Collaborated with school speech-language pathologist and classroom teachers. Leadership Activities: Montessori Children’s Center of Concord Board of Directors, 2010-2013, Chair 2013-present MOMS Club of Concord NH, Secretary 2010-2011, President 2011-2012, Vice-President 2012-2013 The Children’s Place Childcare and Parent Education Center, 2010-2011 National Student Speech-Language Hearing Association 2004-2206, officer 2006, 2013-present .