This episode features Jaimie Gant, a TBI specialist and private practice owner. On this episode, Jaimie shares her passion for all things brains, including TBIs, strokes, and more! She shares the why behind launching a private practice, some barriers she hit, and how she defines and encourages a new mindset around the term "medically based SLP." Jaimie is also letting us in on a project she's been working on!

You can find Jaimie on Instagram:⁠ @speechwithjaimie

You can follow her private practice: @avectherapy

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This episode features Katya Karabushin, she is a recent graduate of The University of Colorado, Boulder and newly titled CF SLP. On this episode, Katya shares her experiences as a graduate student intern in the public school and at a long term acute care. Join us in talking through through the different avenues in which she applied for her CFY, and tje invaluable advice she provides new graduates when advocating for the salary you are worth.

You can follow Katya on Instagram ⁠@katyaa.k ⁠

Check out Katya’s SLP account ⁠@artsy.speechy⁠

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They are BACK! This episode features Kali Haney (2nd year graduate student) and Racquel Walsh (CFY SLP). On this episode our guests compare where they are now in their speech language pathology journeys to the last time they were on the podcasts, insights into their growth, and goals they have set for themselves for the upcoming year. Circle back to their original episode (linked here) to compare and assess the growth for yourselves!

You can follow Kali and Racquel on their grad school journeys on Instagram ⁠@speechiestobe_⁠

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This episode features Theresa Richards, a medically based speech language pathologist with a passion for FEES, research, and continuing to support SLPs by providing education on various platforms. On this episode, Theresa shares the story of how she became interested in the field, navigating the medical arena that is speech pathology, and advice for SLPs on integrating EBP into your settings.

You can find Theresa on Instagram:⁠

@theresarichardslp

@medslp_collective

@medslped

Podcast: Swallow Your Pride Podcast

Website: Theresa Richards.com

Book: So Your're Having Trouble Swallowing

YouTube: Medical SLP

LinkedIn: Theresa Richards

Facebook: Theresa Richards

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Our guest this week is Hayley Wank, new graduate and soon to be CFY SLP! On this episode we are just two friends catching up after our externships chatting through the struggle that is CF applications and navigating the world that is medical speech pathology intern. Hayley and I reflect on what we might have changed when applying to grad school - specifically as it relates to moving.

You can follow Hayley on Instagram ⁠⁠⁠@hayleywank⁠⁠⁠ or on ⁠LinkedIn⁠

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This episode features Aimee Pina, who when this episode comes out will be 24 hours away from officially becoming a trilingual CF SLP. Today, she reflects back on her graduate school journey, where she sees herself in five years, and shares some insightful tips on managing feedback, and she would know having just experienced two feedback filled years!

You can follow Aimee on Instagram @aimee.slpina

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This episode features Amanda Hardy, Molly McGuire, Mattie Kennedy, Grace Burnside, and MaC Chesley. Almost one year ago, these five SLP graduate students were rounding out their first year of grad school alongside me, tomorrow we graduate and start our careers as speech-language pathologists. One this episode, we reflect back on our two year journey, the highs, the lows and the laughs. I am honored to have created such a strong bond with these five people. If you are questioning what grad school will be like, and wondering if you will make friends - check out here just how fruitful those relationships can be. Forged in the classroom and strengthened over time, you will always have these friendships to lean back on.

You can follow our guests on Instagram:

- Amanda @amanda.heiderose

- Grace ⁠@grace_ryann11⁠⁠ (Pintrest: @grace_ryann )

- Molly ⁠@mollynmcguire⁠

- Mattie ⁠@mkennnedy9 (Tiktok: @mkennedy_9)

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This week is the one year anniversary of the pod AND one week from our graduation, so I thought it was the perfect time to dig into our time capsule and listen back to our first ever episode!

You can follow our guests on IG below:

@mollynmcguire

@mkennnedy9

@grace_ryann11⁠

@amanda.heiderose

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Follow your host, Christy Ubieta ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@christymarieu⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

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This episode features Michell Lee, a speech language pathology clinical fellow in a pediatric private practice setting. This week, Michelle shares details about choosing a private practice over a school setting for her CFY, she provides insight into using unique therapy materials, and she provides information about certifications/ASHA requirements surrounding CFs. For those interested in applying to a pediatric private practice for their clinical fellowship year, this is the episode to check out! Also, anyone applying for a CF in California and needs details about state requirements!

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You can follow Michell on Instagram ⁠@michellee.slp

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This episode features Grace Burnside, a second year speech language pathology graduate student at CU Boulder. This week Grace goes into detail about applying working in an inpatient/outpatient NICU and PICU as an graduate student intern. Grace shares the uniqueness of her experience including some of the opportunities to learn where many students don't AND what she found to be the most challenging! For students who are interested in being speech pathologists in a NICU or PICU or have any interesting in feeding in the early years, this episode is for you!

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You can follow Grace on Instagram @grace_ryann11⁠

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