Stephanie York
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Objective: To obtain a clinical fellowship position in the area of speech language pathology.
EDUCATION:
Long Island University at C.W. Post 09/09-present Brookville, NY
Master of Arts: Speech-Language Pathology
Expected Graduation: August 2010
Cumulative GPA: 3.8 09/06- 5/08 Brookville, NY
Bachelor of Science: Speech-Language Pathology
Major GPA: 3.8
CLINICAL EXPERIENCE:
NUMC-Nassau University Medical Center 05/11-present East Meadow,NY
Graduate Speech –Language Pathologist
• Administered bedside evaluations and Modified Barium Swallow (MBS) procedures to develop appropriate goals for adults who present with swallowing disorders resulting from a wide variety of medical conditions and prepared the least restricted diets for patients with dysphagia
• Provided therapy to patients with diagnoses such as fluency, dyskinesia, voice disorders, ataxia, and aphasia and counseled patients on plan of care and rationale
• Administered evaluations for AAC (augmentative alternative communication) devices, as well as provide therapy to those who utilize AAC devices
Nassau Boces –Carman Road 01/11-04/11 Massapequa, NY
Graduate Speech –Language Pathologist
• Administered diagnostic evaluations using standardized assessment tools to prepare IEP goals and note progress
• Provided speech and language treatment for children, ages 8-18, with communication disorders in the areas of language, articulation, phonology, auditory comprehension, Cerebral Palsy, mental retardation, and genetic syndromes.
• Participated in (CSE) Committee on Special Education meetings for students with communication disorders.
Ladge Speech and Hearing Center 05/10-04/11 Brookville, NY
Graduate Clinician
• Constructed and executed therapy for children ages 4-13, with communication disorders in the areas of articulation, language, phonology, fluency, and autism
• Developed and applied therapy for adults exhibiting expressive and/or receptive language disorders in the areas of aphasia, voice, fluency, and apraxia
• Administered and interpreted diagnostic evaluations
• Directed a group of individuals post-stroke and tailored cognitive/language activities to meet the communication needs of all members.
• Conducted hearing and speech screenings on pediatric and adult populations
Aphasia Center Extended Day Program at C.W. Post 09/10-12/10 Roslyn, NY
Graduate Clinician
• Employed a variety of communication modalities to enhance the communicative abilities and socialization of adults with aphasia, dysarthria, and apraxia.
• Structured and guided a variety of activities, including current events, a book club, and music and movement session, to enhance communication
Voice and Resonance Clinic at C.W. Post 09/10-12/10 Brookville, NY
Graduate Clinician
• Conducted and wrote voice and resonance evaluations on both adult and pediatric populations
• Observed voice and resonance therapy on the adult population
Early Intervention Program at C.W. Post 06/10-08/10 Brookville, NY
Graduate Clinician
• Developed and provided feeding therapy to children with texture aversions and sensory deficits, ages 18 months to 3 years
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) Program 05/10-09/10 Brookville, NY
Graduate Clinician
• Developed and applied therapy for adults diagnosed with autism and (MR) mental retardation who communicated through visual aids and augmentative devices
EMPLOYMENT:
Graduate Assistant – Dr. Kathleen Feeley 02/10-present Brookville, NY
• Edited texts on augmentative and alternative communication
• Planned, worked, and attended conferences on educating children with Down Syndrome and servicing adults with developmental disabilities
• Developed curriculum to educate and promote awareness in typically developing children about developmental disabilities
• Shadowed a child with Aspberger’s Syndrome at the LIU Summer Camp
• Planned and organized Autism trainings for individuals in the field of education
Skills and Support for Children with Autism and their Siblings 02/10-present Brookville, NY
Program Coordinator
• Developed and interpreted program applications and paperwork, as well order and manage all program materials
• Counseled parents and children
• Provided Applied Behavior Analysis strategies to teach children leisure, social, and communicative skills
• Shadowed children on the autism spectrum in a recreation hour
Respite Care 04/10-present Merrick, NY
• Provided support, childcare, and therapeutic services to families with multiple children with disabilities
• Engaged children in language stimulating activities to enhance communicative intent and ability
Mill Neck School for the Deaf - Oral Preschool 09/08-01/10 Mill Neck, NY
Assistant Teacher
• Assisted in the development and implementation of lessons and behavior plans/modifications for children, 2-4 with hearing impairment in an oral aural classroom
• Facilitated communication and socialization amongst children with hearing impairments and their typical peers
SKILLS
Visipitch, Dynovox, Lingraphica, ABA, PECS, Counseling, Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel.
References Available Upon Request