Purpose Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) in the schools provide services to students
with a variety of disorders and severity levels. This study built upon a previously published …

… registration program for speech-language pathology assistants. Future directions of the … the
needs of the speech-language pathologists, audiologists, and speech-language and hearing …

… A total of 2,762 SLPs in 28 states participated in the online survey, 85% of whom reported
holding the Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology credential. …

… into account SLPs who may be supervising SLP assistants in schools; the variable caseloads
in … assistants that they supervise, yet have lower total workload and higher job satisfaction. …

… of audiology and speech-language pathology assistants. The Assistants Code of Conduct
(… of day-to-day decision making related to assistants' conduct. The Code of Conduct is partly …

… /certified occupational therapy assistants, nurses/certified nurse assistants, special education
… Participants indicated that graduate speech-language pathology students should be …

… injury, and speech and language disabilities concomitant with neurophysiological conditions
… Such innovations in education offer numerous opportunities to enhance speech-language …

… ASHA Convention and the 2017 Mississippi Speech-Language-Hearing Association's
annual conference. We would like to thank the research assistants who assisted with the project …

Results: No significant differences were found in the speech production of children with
articulation disorders when comparing treatment by SLP support personnel and SLPs. …

… by their workplace or the speech-language pathologist. Seventy-four percent (74%) of
respondents reported working with bilingual aides or assistants employed in the work setting, 28% …