The Missing Link for SLPs

By Mattie Murrey, MA, CCC/SLP - Fresh SLP

At the intersection between grad school and a successful career, our Fresh SLP content focuses on empowering SLPs and audiologists to launch their careers with confidence. Get clinical wisdom, pep tal... more

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June 16, 2020 Top Reasons for Becoming an ASHA Board Specialist {SLP Spotlight}
This week I'm back with Melissa Farrow, Founder & CEO of GlobalFlow, LLC, to learn more about her journey to Board Certification and how it has impacted herself, business and clients.
---> Download this episode's “study guide” (https://bit.ly/MLE16FarrowO) or the full audio transcript (https://bit.ly/MLE16Farrow) <---
Focus
To give listeners insights into the process of gaining your board certification by sharing personal experiences.
Discussion & Reflection Questions
Tell us about yourself and what you do.
What are the benefits of becoming board certified?
What was your journey like to becoming board certified?
Advice for the speech path deciding whether or not to?
What are standard requirements?
What is the value of mentorship?
Best thing that has happened to you since becoming board certified?
Quote Of The Conversation
“You’ll look at the three to five yeras and say, ‘Ahhh!’ but don’t be scared. If it’s something you feel passionate about, you will figure out how to get it done...you really only do it in small pieces and one step at a time.” Melissa Farrow
Guest Speaker Bio
Melissa Farrow, Founder & CEO, GlobalFlow, LLC
Melissa's area of expertise is in the management of disordered swallowing in medically complex populations. She earned her master’s degree in Speech-language Pathology from Duquesne University in 2012. Melissa's passion for helping patients with swallowing problems has been the driving force of her career. She is board certified as a Swallowing Specialist by the American Board of Swallowing and Swallowing Disorders, holds certification as a Modified Barium Swallow Impairment Profile (MBSImp) clinician, and has earned four consecutive ACE awards from ASHA for her exceptional commitment to continuing education in dysphagia.
Currently, Melissa works as a speech-language pathologist for the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, where she serves those with intellectual disabilities who are medically fragile. Melissa also researches in dysphagia management in those with intellectual disabilities and has been invited to present her work regionally and nationally. She and her husband Joe, are also the founders of Global Flow, LLC, with a mission to supply products that help those with dysphagia continue to eat, drink, and love life. Aside from her love for all things speech, Melissa is endlessly devoted to her family. She loves hanging out with them and spending time in the great outdoors. She's also game for cuddling on the couch with a good movie, maybe a Netflix binge (or two), and scrapbooking.
Guest Speaker Information
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32min
June 16, 2020 Oh, The Places You Will Go: SLP Spotlight -Top Reasons for Becoming an ASHA Board Specialist
This week I'm back with Melissa Farrow, Founder & CEO of GlobalFlow, LLC, to learn more about her journey to Board Certification and how it has impacted herself, business and clients.
---> Download this episode's “study guide” (https://bit.ly/MLE16FarrowO) or the full audio transcript (https://bit.ly/MLE16Farrow) <---
Focus
To give listeners insights into the process of gaining your board certification by sharing personal experiences.
Discussion & Reflection Questions
Tell us about yourself and what you do.
What are the benefits of becoming board certified?
What was your journey like to becoming board certified?
Advice for the speech path deciding whether or not to?
What are standard requirements?
What is the value of mentorship?
Best thing that has happened to you since becoming board certified?
Quote Of The Conversation
“You’ll look at the three to five yeras and say, ‘Ahhh!’ but don’t be scared. If it’s something you feel passionate about, you will figure out how to get it done...you really only do it in small pieces and one step at a time.” Melissa Farrow
Guest Speaker Bio
Melissa Farrow, Founder & CEO, GlobalFlow, LLC
Melissa's area of expertise is in the management of disordered swallowing in medically complex populations. She earned her master’s degree in Speech-language Pathology from Duquesne University in 2012. Melissa's passion for helping patients with swallowing problems has been the driving force of her career. She is board certified as a Swallowing Specialist by the American Board of Swallowing and Swallowing Disorders, holds certification as a Modified Barium Swallow Impairment Profile (MBSImp) clinician, and has earned four consecutive ACE awards from ASHA for her exceptional commitment to continuing education in dysphagia.
Currently, Melissa works as a speech-language pathologist for the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, where she serves those with intellectual disabilities who are medically fragile. Melissa also researches in dysphagia management in those with intellectual disabilities and has been invited to present her work regionally and nationally. She and her husband Joe, are also the founders of Global Flow, LLC, with a mission to supply products that help those with dysphagia continue to eat, drink, and love life. Aside from her love for all things speech, Melissa is endlessly devoted to her family. She loves hanging out with them and spending time in the great outdoors. She's also game for cuddling on the couch with a good movie, maybe a Netflix binge (or two), and scrapbooking.
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32min
June 16, 2020 Top Reasons for Becoming an ASHA Board Specialist {SLP Spotlight}
This week I'm back with Melissa Farrow, Founder & CEO of GlobalFlow, LLC, to learn more about her journey to Board Certification and how it has impacted herself, business and clients.
---> Download this episode's “study guide” (https://bit.ly/MLE16FarrowO) or the full audio transcript (https://bit.ly/MLE16Farrow) <---
Focus
To give listeners insights into the process of gaining your board certification by sharing personal experiences.
Discussion & Reflection Questions
Tell us about yourself and what you do.
What are the benefits of becoming board certified?
What was your journey like to becoming board certified?
Advice for the speech path deciding whether or not to?
What are standard requirements?
What is the value of mentorship?
Best thing that has happened to you since becoming board certified?
Quote Of The Conversation
“You’ll look at the three to five yeras and say, ‘Ahhh!’ but don’t be scared. If it’s something you feel passionate about, you will figure out how to get it done...you really only do it in small pieces and one step at a time.” Melissa Farrow
Guest Speaker Bio
Melissa Farrow, Founder & CEO, GlobalFlow, LLC
Melissa's area of expertise is in the management of disordered swallowing in medically complex populations. She earned her master’s degree in Speech-language Pathology from Duquesne University in 2012. Melissa's passion for helping patients with swallowing problems has been the driving force of her career. She is board certified as a Swallowing Specialist by the American Board of Swallowing and Swallowing Disorders, holds certification as a Modified Barium Swallow Impairment Profile (MBSImp) clinician, and has earned four consecutive ACE awards from ASHA for her exceptional commitment to continuing education in dysphagia.
Currently, Melissa works as a speech-language pathologist for the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, where she serves those with intellectual disabilities who are medically fragile. Melissa also researches in dysphagia management in those with intellectual disabilities and has been invited to present her work regionally and nationally. She and her husband Joe, are also the founders of Global Flow, LLC, with a mission to supply products that help those with dysphagia continue to eat, drink, and love life. Aside from her love for all things speech, Melissa is endlessly devoted to her family. She loves hanging out with them and spending time in the great outdoors. She's also game for cuddling on the couch with a good movie, maybe a Netflix binge (or two), and scrapbooking.
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32min
June 10, 2020 Oh, The Places You Will Go: Interview with a School SLP {SLP Spotlight}
In this episode I'm speaking with Sarah Schaefer to learn more about her journey into and as an SLP, specifically in the education setting.
---> Download this episode's “study guide” (https://bit.ly/MLE15SchaeferO) or the full audio transcript (https://bit.ly/MLE15Schaefer) <---
Focus
To give listeners an introduction to the SLP expertise of the management of disordered swallowing by sharing personal experiences.
Discussion & Reflection Questions
Tell us about yourself and what you do.
What school settings have you worked in over the span of your career?
What does a typical school day look like for you?
What is one of your biggest challenges as a school SLP?
What is your biggest frustration in our field?
What is one of the worst things that has happened to you as a school SLP?
What is one of the BEST things that has happened to you as a school SLP?
What words of advice do you have for the new SLP?
Quote Of The Conversation
“Every client comes with an experience and a story and a home life that might be affecting what's happening in that moment. And you have to understand that and be respectful of that and just take that into consideration when you're working with them. They might need something a little different from you than what you were initially expecting - more than just flashcards, because this job is much more than just flashcards.”
Guest Speaker Bio
Sarah Schaefer, MS, CCC-SLP,
Sarah Schaefer is a Speech-Language Pathologist that currently works in the educational setting. She had a previous career as an American Sign Language Interpreter, and continued her education in Communication Sciences and Disorders. After completing her graduate program, she worked in a pediatric out-patient clinic with a variety of clients from birth to adult. She specialized in early language development for clients with Downs Syndrome and Autism Spectrum Disorders.
After working several years in the medical setting, she accepted a position as an Educational Speech-Language Pathologist in the elementary school setting where she continues working with a variety of populations.
In addition, she has been working as an Adjunct Professor and Clinical Supervisor at St. Cloud State University’s (SCSU) Communication Sciences and Disorders. She has taught several undergraduate courses, and has supervised graduate level students to provide therapy to clients at SCSU’s Speech-Language Hearing Clinic. At t
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41min
June 10, 2020 Oh, The Places You Will Go: Interview with a School SLP {SLP Spotlight}
In this episode I'm speaking with Sarah Schaefer to learn more about her journey into and as an SLP, specifically in the education setting.
---> Download this episode's “study guide” (https://bit.ly/MLE15SchaeferO) or the full audio transcript (https://bit.ly/MLE15Schaefer) <---
Focus
To give listeners an introduction to the SLP expertise of the management of disordered swallowing by sharing personal experiences.
Discussion & Reflection Questions
Tell us about yourself and what you do.
What school settings have you worked in over the span of your career?
What does a typical school day look like for you?
What is one of your biggest challenges as a school SLP?
What is your biggest frustration in our field?
What is one of the worst things that has happened to you as a school SLP?
What is one of the BEST things that has happened to you as a school SLP?
What words of advice do you have for the new SLP?
Quote Of The Conversation
“Every client comes with an experience and a story and a home life that might be affecting what's happening in that moment. And you have to understand that and be respectful of that and just take that into consideration when you're working with them. They might need something a little different from you than what you were initially expecting - more than just flashcards, because this job is much more than just flashcards.”
Guest Speaker Bio
Sarah Schaefer, MS, CCC-SLP,
Sarah Schaefer is a Speech-Language Pathologist that currently works in the educational setting. She had a previous career as an American Sign Language Interpreter, and continued her education in Communication Sciences and Disorders. After completing her graduate program, she worked in a pediatric out-patient clinic with a variety of clients from birth to adult. She specialized in early language development for clients with Downs Syndrome and Autism Spectrum Disorders.
After working several years in the medical setting, she accepted a position as an Educational Speech-Language Pathologist in the elementary school setting where she continues working with a variety of populations.
In addition, she has been working as an Adjunct Professor and Clinical Supervisor at St. Cloud State University’s (SCSU) Communication Sciences and Disorders. She has taught several undergraduate courses, and has supervised graduate level students to provide therapy to clients at SCSU’s Speech-Language Hearing Clinic. At t
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41min
June 10, 2020 Oh, The Places You Will Go: SLP Spotlight on a School SLP
In this episode I'm speaking with Sarah Schaefer to learn more about her journey into and as an SLP, specifically in the education setting.
---> Download this episode's “study guide” (https://bit.ly/MLE15SchaeferO) or the full audio transcript (https://bit.ly/MLE15Schaefer) <---
Focus
To give listeners an introduction to the SLP expertise of the management of disordered swallowing by sharing personal experiences.
Discussion & Reflection Questions
Tell us about yourself and what you do.
What school settings have you worked in over the span of your career?
What does a typical school day look like for you?
What is one of your biggest challenges as a school SLP?
What is your biggest frustration in our field?
What is one of the worst things that has happened to you as a school SLP?
What is one of the BEST things that has happened to you as a school SLP?
What words of advice do you have for the new SLP?
Quote Of The Conversation
“Every client comes with an experience and a story and a home life that might be affecting what's happening in that moment. And you have to understand that and be respectful of that and just take that into consideration when you're working with them. They might need something a little different from you than what you were initially expecting - more than just flashcards, because this job is much more than just flashcards.”
Guest Speaker Bio
Sarah Schaefer, MS, CCC-SLP,
Sarah Schaefer is a Speech-Language Pathologist that currently works in the educational setting. She had a previous career as an American Sign Language Interpreter, and continued her education in Communication Sciences and Disorders. After completing her graduate program, she worked in a pediatric out-patient clinic with a variety of clients from birth to adult. She specialized in early language development for clients with Downs Syndrome and Autism Spectrum Disorders.
After working several years in the medical setting, she accepted a position as an Educational Speech-Language Pathologist in the elementary school setting where she continues working with a variety of populations.
In addition, she has been working as an Adjunct Professor and Clinical Supervisor at St. Cloud State University’s (SCSU) Communication Sciences and Disorders. She has taught several undergraduate courses, and has supervised graduate level students to provide therapy to clients at SCSU’s Speech-Language Hearing Clinic. At t
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41min
June 02, 2020 Interview with a Board Certified SLP in Disordered Swallowing {SLP Spotlight}
In this episode, please welcome my guest Melissa Farrow, a medical SLP focused on disordered swallowing
---> Download this episode's “study guide” (https://bit.ly/MLE14FarrowO ) or the full audio transcript (https://bit.ly/MLE14Farrow ) <---
Focus
To give listeners an introduction to the SLP expertise of the management of disordered swallowing by sharing personal experiences.
Discussion & Reflection Questions
Tell us about yourself and what you do.
How and why did your company get started?
Why is your website so important - any stories to share?
What is the craziest thing you have seen in your career?
What is your biggest frustration in our field?
What is the best thing that has happened since you have started?
If you were to do your career over again, what would you do?
What words of advice do you have to the new SLP?
Guest Speaker Information
Melissa Farrow, Founder & CEO, GlobalFlow, LLC
Phone - +1 (936) 933-6108
Email - [email protected]
Website - https://globalflowlife.com/
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/globalflowlife/
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/globalflowlife/?hl=en
Guest Speaker Bio
Melissa Farrow, Founder & CEO, GlobalFlow, LLC
Melissa's area of expertise is in the management of disordered swallowing in medically complex populations. She earned her master’s degree in Speech-language Pathology from Duquesne University in 2012. Melissa's passion for helping patients with swallowing problems has been the driving force of her career. She is board certified as a Swallowing Specialist by the American Board of Swallowing and Swallowing Disorders, holds certification as a Modified Barium Swallow Impairment Profile (MBSImp) clinician, and has earned four consecutive ACE awards from ASHA for her excep
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30min
June 02, 2020 Interview with a Board Certified SLP in Disordered Swallowing {SLP Spotlight}
In this episode, please welcome my guest Melissa Farrow, a medical SLP focused on disordered swallowing
---> Download this episode's “study guide” (https://bit.ly/MLE14FarrowO ) or the full audio transcript (https://bit.ly/MLE14Farrow ) <---
Focus
To give listeners an introduction to the SLP expertise of the management of disordered swallowing by sharing personal experiences.
Discussion & Reflection Questions
Tell us about yourself and what you do.
How and why did your company get started?
Why is your website so important - any stories to share?
What is the craziest thing you have seen in your career?
What is your biggest frustration in our field?
What is the best thing that has happened since you have started?
If you were to do your career over again, what would you do?
What words of advice do you have to the new SLP?
Guest Speaker Information
Melissa Farrow, Founder & CEO, GlobalFlow, LLC
Phone - +1 (936) 933-6108
Email - [email protected]
Website - https://globalflowlife.com/
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/globalflowlife/
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/globalflowlife/?hl=en
Guest Speaker Bio
Melissa Farrow, Founder & CEO, GlobalFlow, LLC
Melissa's area of expertise is in the management of disordered swallowing in medically complex populations. She earned her master’s degree in Speech-language Pathology from Duquesne University in 2012. Melissa's passion for helping patients with swallowing problems has been the driving force of her career. She is board certified as a Swallowing Specialist by the American Board of Swallowing and Swallowing Disorders, holds certification as a Modified Barium Swallow Impairment Profile (MBSImp) clinician, and has earned four consecutive ACE awards from ASHA for her excep
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30min
June 02, 2020 Oh, The Places You Will Go: SLP Spotlight on Becoming Board Certified
In this episode, please welcome my guest Melissa Farrow, a medical SLP focused on disordered swallowing
---> Download this episode's “study guide” (https://bit.ly/MLE14FarrowO ) or the full audio transcript (https://bit.ly/MLE14Farrow ) <---
Focus
To give listeners an introduction to the SLP expertise of the management of disordered swallowing by sharing personal experiences.
Discussion & Reflection Questions
Tell us about yourself and what you do.
How and why did your company get started?
Why is your website so important - any stories to share?
What is the craziest thing you have seen in your career?
What is your biggest frustration in our field?
What is the best thing that has happened since you have started?
If you were to do your career over again, what would you do?
What words of advice do you have to the new SLP?
Guest Speaker Information
Melissa Farrow, Founder & CEO, GlobalFlow, LLC
Phone - +1 (936) 933-6108
Email - [email protected]
Website - https://globalflowlife.com/
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/globalflowlife/
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/globalflowlife/?hl=en
Guest Speaker Bio
Melissa Farrow, Founder & CEO, GlobalFlow, LLC
Melissa's area of expertise is in the management of disordered swallowing in medically complex populations. She earned her master’s degree in Speech-language Pathology from Duquesne University in 2012. Melissa's passion for helping patients with swallowing problems has been the driving force of her career. She is board certified as a Swallowing Specialist by the American Board of Swallowing and Swallowing Disorders, holds certification as a Modified Barium Swallow Impairment Profile (MBSImp) clinician, and has earned four consecutive ACE awards from ASHA for her excep
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30min
May 26, 2020 An Interview with a Rural SLP {SLP Spotlight}
In this episode, I'm with Amanda Bostrom, a rural medical Speech-Pathologist, who is going to share her experience in one of those coveted positions that she got straight out of her graduate program.
---> Download this episode's “study guide” (https://bit.ly/MLE12BostromO) or the full audio transcript (https://bit.ly/MLE12Bostrom) <---
Introduction of Guest Speaker
Amanda Bostrom is a speech-language pathologist at Riverwood Healthcare Center in Aitkin, MN. She graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire with a BS degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders and from St. Cloud State University with a master’s degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders. She currently works in a rural hospital, providing care to patients across the lifespan in the acute care and outpatient settings as well as in the school setting.
Discussion & Reflection Questions
Why did you become a speech-language pathologist?
Did you always want to become a medical SLP?
Tell us about your typical day as a medical SLP (hours worked, patients seen)
Tell us about your top challenges as a medical SLP.
Tell us about your greatest rewards as a medical SLP. - Share a story if possible.
What words of advice do you have for the graduate student who is deciding between a school or a medical setting?
What words of wisdom do you have for the newer SLP in the medical field?
Any last comments or insights?
Focus
To give listeners a brief introduction to what a SLP serving rural communities does.
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FAQs about The Missing Link for SLPs:

How many episodes does The Missing Link for SLPs have?

The podcast currently has 155 episodes available.