Respect can be a difficult thing to earn, but Erika McLean shares insights on how you can make it a realistic goal for you.

Dr. Karen Wheeler Hegland shares research to help you make educated decisions about dysphagia management in patients with cough dysfunction.

Dr. Michael Crary walks us through its research history, what MDTP can really do, and common misconceptions.

Dr. Lori Burkhead Morgan is here to talk about her famous articles on exercise science as it applies to dysphagia.

Kellie Green shares about what to look for in a workplace and what work you’ll need to put in on your own time to make the dream a reality.

Emily Tricarico introduces the SEGUE framework for successful advocacy conversations, so you have somewhere to start when you aren’t sure where to begin.

Luis Riquelme joins us this week to talk about a wide variety of issues facing MedSLPs, and to outline a vision of what our profession and education might look like in the future.

Craig Coleman breaks down how we can use get ASHA on our side and best advocate for the tools we need. Listen In!

Jennifer Kizner shares how to toe the line of describing without diagnosing when things look funky in the pharynx.

In this two part episode, Jennifer talks about not only what’s needed for individual competency, but also how to get your facility’s FEES program up and running.