In this episode, I am joined by Yehuda Joseph, a Speech-Language Pathologist as he shares his diverse experiences working full-time at the Kiryas Joel School District and part-time at Community Medical and Dental Care in New York.

Yehuda discusses his background, including dealing with his stutter as a child, and how this influenced his career choice. He also talks about the unique aspects of working within the Satmar ultra-Orthodox Jewish community, the challenges and joys of being a generalist in the medical and educational settings, and his fascination with radio and podcasts.

The conversation concludes with Yehuda’s thoughts on continuing education, particularly in the field of Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), and a reflection on navigating the dual roles of medical and educational SLP.

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