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A career inFrom Secondary School to

Speech Pathology

The Blaine Block Institute for Voice Analysis and Rehabilitation

Speech pathologists diagnose, manage and treat people with voice, language, speech, stuttering and swallowing difficulties.

If you’re interested in

Biology

English

Health

SciencePsychology

Working with people

Then speech pathology is for you.

Speech pathologists are employed across a variety of locations and settings, both nationally and internationally.

Produced by 4th year Bachelor of Speech Pathology students, Thomas Gauci, Tiffany Goring, Sarah Jackson, Kirsty Vincent and Jacqueline Younger.Supervised by Dr Susan Block and Dr Shane Erickson La Trobe University Melbourne ©2011

Overview

http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/imagepages/8880.htm


In Australia, speech pathologists are employed in:• Hospitals• Rehabilitation facilities• Universities• Residential care facilities• Private practice• Education from

kindergarten to secondary school

• Community health services


Employment settings

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http://www.centrahealthcare.com/how-to-nail-your-speech-language-pathology-interview





Produced by 4th year Bachelor of Speech Pathology students, Thomas Gauci, Tiffany Goring, Sarah Jackson, Kirsty Vincent and Jacqueline Younger. Supervised by Dr Susan Block and Dr Shane Erickson La Trobe University Melbourne ©2011

The Larynx (Blue Tree Publishing, 2011)

Specialties

Fluency/stuttering Language Voice Swallowing Speech Research Management Multimodal

communicationProduced by 4th year Bachelor of Speech Pathology students, Thomas Gauci, Tiffany Goring, Sarah Jackson, Kirsty Vincent and Jacqueline Younger. Supervised by Dr Susan Block

and Dr Shane Erickson La Trobe University Melbourne ©2011

What might a speech pathologist do? Assess and diagnose swallowing

problems after a car accident

Voice training and care for AFL coaches, singers and actors

Treatment for people with throat cancer

Monitor and manage patients with progressive neurological diseases

Replace speech valves and provide electronic speech production devices for laryngectomy patients

Educate doctors, other health professionals, teachers and parents


http://www.speakagain.org/index.php?page=surgery



Case study

Mr Jones has been diagnosed with throat cancer and will have surgery to remove his voice box.

As a speech pathologist, it’s your role to:

Assist the medical team to make the diagnosis using state of the art technology

Provide Mr Jones with education about the procedure and prognosis

Inform Mr Jones of his communication options post-procedure, including an electronic voice box or a device implanted in the throat

Teach Mr Jones how to speak, eat and drink post-operatively and provide ongoing support and management throughout his entire life

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It’s definitely worth doing a volunteer placement in a setting that interests

you to give you an idea of what a speech pathologist does on a day-

to-day basis

Don’t forget you can use your

qualifications all over the world


There’s a national shortage of speech pathologists at the moment, so you’ll be in demand

Practical information

http://collider.com/the-kings-speech-blu-ray-review/89939/


A career inFrom Secondary School to

Speech Pathology

The Blaine Block Institute for Voice Analysis and Rehabilitation

Speech pathologists diagnose, manage and treat people with voice, language, speech, stuttering and swallowing difficulties.

If you’re interested in

Biology

English

Health

SciencePsychology

Working with people

Then speech pathology is for you.

Speech pathologists are employed across a variety of locations and settings, both nationally and internationally.


Overview



In Australia, speech pathologists are employed in:• Hospitals• Rehabilitation facilities• Universities• Residential care facilities• Private practice• Education from

kindergarten to secondary school

• Community health services


Employment settings







The Larynx (Blue Tree Publishing, 2011)

Specialties

Fluency/stuttering Language Voice Swallowing Speech Research Management Multimodal

communicationProduced by 4th year Bachelor of Speech Pathology students, Thomas Gauci, Tiffany Goring, Sarah Jackson, Kirsty Vincent and Jacqueline Younger. Supervised by Dr Susan Block

and Dr Shane Erickson La Trobe University Melbourne ©2011

What might a speech pathologist do? Assess and diagnose swallowing

problems after a car accident

Voice training and care for AFL coaches, singers and actors

Treatment for people with throat cancer

Monitor and manage patients with progressive neurological diseases

Replace speech valves and provide electronic speech production devices for laryngectomy patients

Educate doctors, other health professionals, teachers and parents





Case study

Mr Jones has been diagnosed with throat cancer and will have surgery to remove his voice box.

As a speech pathologist, it’s your role to:

Assist the medical team to make the diagnosis using state of the art technology

Provide Mr Jones with education about the procedure and prognosis

Inform Mr Jones of his communication options post-procedure, including an electronic voice box or a device implanted in the throat

Teach Mr Jones how to speak, eat and drink post-operatively and provide ongoing support and management throughout his entire life



It’s definitely worth doing a volunteer placement in a setting that interests

you to give you an idea of what a speech pathologist does on a day-

to-day basis

Don’t forget you can use your

qualifications all over the world


There’s a national shortage of speech pathologists at the moment, so you’ll be in demand

Practical information



*Note: each tertiary institution has specific entry requirements

WA: School of Psychology & Speech PathologyCurtin University of Technology, Perth

School of Psychology & Social ScienceEdith Cowan University, North Perth


Undergraduate entry into speech pathology in Western Australia is currently offered at the following universities

http://trs.unimelb.edu.au/building/148.html


*Note: each tertiary institution has specific entry requirements WA: School of Psychology & Speech Pathology

Curtin University of Technology, Perth


Graduate entry into speech pathology in Western Australia is currently offered at the following universities



Speech Pathology Australiawww.speechpathologyaustralia.org.au

Curtin University www.curtin.edu.au/

Edith Cowan Universitywww.ecu.edu.au/

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Produced by 4th year Bachelor of Speech Pathology students, Thomas Gauci, Tiffany Goring, Sarah Jackson, Kirsty Vincentand Jacqueline Younger. Supervised by Dr Susan Block and Dr Shane Erickson La Trobe University Melbourne ©2011

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