SLPs Overseas

In this episode, I’m catching up with Beth in Colorado, USA. You’ll hear about what brought her to study speech-language pathology in Australia, the process she underwent to transfer her Australian masters back to the U.S., her jobs in home health, schools, hospitals and private clinics, and you’ll hear about Beth’s latest role… mother to gorgeous Avi.

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**Note: this episode discusses fertility (from the 45 minute mark). If this is a sensitive topic for you, please take care when listening.**

In this episode, I’m catching up with Jane. You’ll hear about her early career working in regional communities, the two years she spent working as an SLP in the UK, how she made the transition from pediatrics to adults, and she’ll share about her most recent career move: becoming a business owner.

For listeners outside of Australia, the NDIS is the National Disability Insurance Scheme (Australian government funding for people with a disability) and HECS is the Higher Education Contribution Scheme (government student loan debt).

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In this episode, I’m catching up with Zoe. You’ll hear about how a love of languages brought her to study speech-language pathology, the joys and challenges of a graduate job in the country, moving into part-time SLP work while studying another masters, and transitioning from speech-language pathology to international development.

For listeners outside of Australia, HECS is the Higher Education Contribution Scheme (government student loan debt).

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The SLP Cohort Catch Up reconnects with one masters degree cohort to explore the myriad of pathways stemming from this course, 10+ years post-graduation.

In this season preview, you'll get a sneak peek into the podcast's episodes. You'll hear about the power of embracing discomfort and vulnerability, the opportunities that can arise when we are open to exploring them and embracing change, and the importance of self-confidence and backing your ability.

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