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Collaboration in Action

At Southeastern Louisiana University, our students watch speech-language pathologists and audiologists work together and they have the opportunity to participate as part of their clinical training. We feel we are laying the groundwork for future collaboration in a variety of employment settings.

Why a Speech-Language Pathology Program Really, Really Needs an Audiologist
How an Audiologist Can Thrive in a Speech-Language Pathology World

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Medicare Update Cites SLPs' Role
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Clinical Decision Making and Oral Motor Treatments
Collaboration in Action
Why a Speech-Language Pathology Program Really, Really Needs an Audiologist
How an Audiologist Can Thrive in a Speech-Language Pathology World

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