DAY in the LIFE of a SPEECH PATHOLOGIST / Come work with ME / Kelly runs on Coffee!!

Average Tuesday in my life! Each Tuesday I put on my "Outpatient" Therapist Hat and head over to the clinic to treat adults with language, speech, cognitive, and swallowing disorders. I am really enjoying switching between outpatient (in the clinic) and inpatient (working in the hospital)! Its been great widening my scope of experience and treating individuals while they're living at home and interacting in society!

[@sydneygrace4811]

From graduating with a BS in Public Relations and a minor in ASL, I've always been interested in being an SLP. Now being in the 'real world', I'm trying to decide whether or not to get my MS in SLP. This was so so helpful in what the future would hold. Keep doing these, they help so much! thank you thank you :)

[@poppyskyestudios]

these videos are so helpful!! thank you so much!!

[@angelalumia5759]

I'm studying to be an SLP and your videos excite & encourage me so much to keep going!

[@kellyleonard6002]

Thank you!!

[@Maryam-mn2gv]

In love with your energy you are so inspiring!

[@user-jv1bv5tv9p]

I’m glad you made it home safely!

[@jazzienicole444]

So glad I found your channel! I want to do exactly what you do but I was hesitant because I didn’t really know what I was getting myself into, but you made me feel soo much better about my career path!

[@kellyleonard6002]

Happy to hear that! The great thing about the SLP field is that you can ALWAYS change your career path if you aren't fully satisfied :)

[@ShopLiveBeyondTheLines]

Medical SLP is my dream! But ooof grad school is so hard to get into 😭

[@hellotiffxny]

I love the ALFA!

[@emilynnmeyers]

What camera are you using to film??

[@harleyquinn5531]

Is there any difference between medical slp and slp...?? Or do they mean the same?

[@doggy2630]

medical slps just work in hospitals or rehab facilities specifically! comparable to when doctors specialize in a specific area

[@lincolnstanley4673]

*Promo sm*

[@soniaf7794]

I have to be honest, this whole video sounds as if it was made by an inmature teenager. From what I see (from this video), studing 4 years for a degree in Speech pathology is a waste of time and money. Who cares what you are eating, or how you like your coffee. If you are a patient in need of a speech pathologist; then, yes! but I don't think you do, or, do you?