EKATERINA NAZAROVA
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EDUCATION
BROOKLYN COLLEGE • SEPT 2022
M.S. SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY
GPA - 3.84
Oliver Bloodstein Memorial
Scholarship
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND – COLLEGE
PARK • MAY 2020
B.A. HEARING AND SPEECH SCIENCE
MINOR IN RUSSIAN LANGUAGE
GPA – 3.72
SKILLS
• Russian Language (intermediate)
• Dysphagia evaluations
• Administration of standardized tests
and screenings
• Family and patient education
• Experience in management of Net
Health/SigmaCare
• Participated in NYSIM dysphagia
lab
CERTIFICATIONS
Lee Silverman Voice Treatment LOUD
(LSVT – LOUD)
Teaching Students with Speech-
Language Disabilities (TSSLD)
EXPERIENCE
MENORAH REHAB AND NURSING CARE • JUNE 2022 – AUG 2022 SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY EXTERN
Evaluated and treated geriatric patients for swallowing, speech, language, and voice disorders.
Participated in interprofessional practice amongst staff members of the facility and collaborated with patients’ family/caregivers. Submitted diagnostic and progress reports via Net Health/SigmaCare.
P.S. 245 – MAGNET SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES • FEB 2022 – MAY 2022
SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY EXTERN
Provided speech and language therapy to students in grades K-5. Assessed students using formal test and language screeners. Attended to required paperwork including session notes and IEP reports.
DRD SPEECH LANGUAGE HEARING CENTER • SEPT 2020 – DEC 2021 GRADUATE CLINICIAN
Evaluated and treated a culturally and linguistically diverse group of clients in the Brooklyn area.
Adapted therapy materials for telehealth.
Ensured timely submission of client documentation.
THE LAB SCHOOL OF WASHINGTON • JUNE 2019 – JULY 2019
GROUP LEADER
Supervised a group of twelve students with learning impairments during their scheduled summer classes and assisted teachers during class lessons
OCCUPATION THERAPY AID
Assisted children with fine motor occupation therapy tasks during afterschool occupational therapy sessions.
TOGGLE TALK RESEARCH PROJECT • FEB 2019 – MAY 2019 ASSESSOR
Administered a norm-referenced speech-language assessment (DELV) to kindergarten and first-grade students for research on code-switching.