Hello and welcome to another Clinical Skills Confidence post! To check out other posts in this series, check out more here. Today, I want to chat about whether you’re in the right setting. I can only speak to the two…
People leave jobs for all sorts of reasons. I’ve been working as an SLP for 12 years now, and have left a job 4 times in my career. Sometimes it was to relocate to a different state and sometimes it…
Presenting evaluations to the parents and school team can be nerve-wracking. Here are my 5 best tips to keep you on track and help you stay confident: Print out a copy of your evaluation and highlight key points Keep the…
I wrote a post with this title back in 2015. Click here for the original post. In 2015, I had been in the field for 5 years. Now in 2020, it’s been 10 years. And guess what? I still think…
My first Clinical Skills Confidence post was March 22, 2013. Since then, I’ve done several posts in this series to provide my tips for developing your clinical skills. See the original post here. All the tips in the original post…
If you have followed me for awhile, you’re familiar with my Clinical Skill Confidence blog posts. I wrote the first one on March 22, 2013 which was 6 years ago!! It’s a series that I designed to share little tidbits…
It’s been a little bit since I’ve done a Clinical Skills Confidence post, but this is an area that I feel like I’ve definitely gotten much better at this in the past years. If you’re a CF or you’re new…
Today I’m sharing my tips for what you should and shouldn’t do at IEP meetings. While I surely don’t know them all, these are things I’ve learned over the past 8 years as an SLP. DO have all the paperwork…
It’s been awhile since I’ve done a Clinical Skills Confidence post, so I’m popping in to share how to navigate a new school. I’ve had a tad bit of experience with this. This is my 8th year as an SLP…