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Transitioning from Grad School to the Workforce as an SLP - Michelle O'Loughlin MA, CCC-SLP

Episode 71 Published 3 years, 11 months ago
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In this episode, we talk to Clinical Fellow Mentor, Michelle O’Loughlin, about how grad students can best transition into the workforce. We discuss how the landscape has changed, the most challenging aspects of the transition, advice during job interviews, burnout, and more!

We Discuss

  • (0:00) Introduction
  • (2:27) Michelle’s Professional Background
  • (9:30) Changing landscape of speech pathology grad school
  • (13:57) What Speech Therapy Grad Schools Look for in Applicants
  • (20:10) How to Prepare SLP Grad Students for the Real World
  • (28:11) Most Challenging Aspects of Transitioning from Grad School as an SLP
  • (31:00) Advice for Clinical Fellow Job Interviews
  • (37:10) Advice for SLP Grad Students Entering the Workforce 
  • (41:47) Advice for New Grads Suffering From Burnout 
  • (46:40) Question Lightning Round!

About the Show

Producer – Jonathan Cary 

Assistant Producers – Katie Schrauben & Sam MacKay 

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