Preparing For Your First SLP Interview
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ค. 2024
- The California Speech-Language-Hearing Association (CSHA) presents a video designed to prepare SLP students for interviews early in their careers. Examples of interviews for graduate school, office campus placements, and CFYs are reviewed by two experts in the field, who offer commentary and advice.
I truly love all of her responses. Choosing Speech Pathology has been the best decision of my life.
This is a great video, I watched it before my first ever Speech Pathology new graduate job interview and got offered the position!
Congratulations! We are glad the video was helpful!
love the analogy of how you conclude an interview is also how you are perceived by clients in a way during sessions. This is a major confidence booster somehow! Good luck everyone :) We can do it!
I'll come back to this later!! I'm also on my journey to becoming a CCC-SLP!
Thank you so much for this incredibly helpful video! I have my first CF interview in a couple weeks, and this was a great resource to help me prepare.
So helpful! I have two job interviews for a speech and language therapy role in the UK tomorrow. Watching this video has been very insightful.
This is an amazing video that is useful in many disciplines.
This was an awesome video! I love the questions by the two clinicians. The answers were great from everyone.
After some time away from the field, this was nice, just surprised by so few knowledge-based questions about disorders, relevant terminology, anatomy and physiology. It's okay to refer to notes for these things from time to time, but I was expecting an interview to have some "stumper" questions to filter out people who rely too much on their notes.
Why reson being people affected about voice
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why she say it like that lmao
where are the men
It’s a field dominated by women- women run the field of speech language pathology. And for some reason, I doubt you’d ask that same question of women if the video were men interviewing men, just because the way you worded that comment. “Where are the men?” Not in this field, at least not a substantial quantity. “Where are the male bosses? Where are the men leading this field?” There are women leading this field, and they show the way women interview women because it’s more relevant. You wouldn’t highlight an obscure culinary technique in a video or article teaching the basics of cooking. Male SLPs are not the basics. For now, they are the obscure. The number of male SLPs might rise or fall in the future, which isn’t a good or bad thing, but for now, women represent the vast majority of SLPs in the US, and an increase in the number or men who choose to pursue this career path is no ones priority, and asking insulting questions like, “Where are the men”, where are the men to take control here, is a little demeaning to all the passionate, driven women who devote decades of their life to speech language pathology. Women can run this field. Women are running this field. They have been, and unless men start flocking to this career, they will continue to be.
@@melloncollie8164 Let me explain something to you sweetie, men are better at SLP and that's a fact.
the men are the bosses .. so go away
@@DumpsterFire2048 Sounds like you're not the best SLP to me. You're worried about being the best, rather than focusing on the positive growth and development of your patient. This is a supportive field, not a "who's better than the next kinda field." I didn't want to say it but.... thats the problem with men. Lack of empathy and compassion for what really matters. Let me tell YOU something sweetie pie!!!
@@Sophie-pl2nv Don't fall for it. This person is not an SLP. My guess is that an SLP broke up with him.