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Meet "Addison," an SLP who started out as an SLP-A and has navigated the complex world of being bilingual in a predominantly monolingual culture and profession. Is it possible to get paid a higher rate for the significantly higher workload that being a bilingual SLP requires? Even when a school district "doesn't have it in the budget" or bizarrely only sees the need for a single or small handful of bilingual SLPs for the entire school district? Yes it's possible, and Addison will tell you how.
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THANK YOU to our sponsor for this episode: The Memory Compass.
View crowd-sourced SLP salary data at SLP Careers.
By Dr. Jeanette Benigas and Megan BergMeet "Addison," an SLP who started out as an SLP-A and has navigated the complex world of being bilingual in a predominantly monolingual culture and profession. Is it possible to get paid a higher rate for the significantly higher workload that being a bilingual SLP requires? Even when a school district "doesn't have it in the budget" or bizarrely only sees the need for a single or small handful of bilingual SLPs for the entire school district? Yes it's possible, and Addison will tell you how.
Email us [email protected]. Find us on Instagram @otherslpspockets.
Share your thoughts and questions via voicemail! Record and send here.
THANK YOU to our sponsor for this episode: The Memory Compass.
View crowd-sourced SLP salary data at SLP Careers.