THE SLP COHORT CATCH UP: Applying for SLP Grad Jobs, the Emotional Toll of SLP Work, and a Career Change From SLP to the Fitness Industry (+ Working at Eurovision!)

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SLPs Overseas

Erin White

19 episodes

2 weeks ago

Season 1 (The SLP Cohort Catch Up): Explores the myriad of pathways a degree in speech-language pathology can take you by reconnecting with one Masters degree cohort, 10 years post-graduation. Season 2 (SLPs Overseas): Highlights the experiences of speech-language pathologists who have moved abroad, sharing their challenges, cultural adjustments, and the significant impact they make in their new international communities.

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THE SLP COHORT CATCH UP: Applying for SLP Grad Jobs, the Emotional Toll of SLP Work, and a Career Change From SLP to the Fitness Industry (+ Working at Eurovision!)

SLPs Overseas

1 hour 11 minutes 32 seconds

1 year ago

THE SLP COHORT CATCH UP: Applying for SLP Grad Jobs, the Emotional Toll of SLP Work, and a Career Change From SLP to the Fitness Industry (+ Working at Eurovision!)

In this episode, I'm catching up with Eloise. You’ll hear some great tips for new graduate SLPs applying for jobs, the emotional toll of work as an SLP, and finding peace, purpose and transferable skills from speech pathology to a new career.

For listeners outside of Australia, the NDIS is the National Disability Insurance Scheme (Australian government funding for people with a disability) and HECS is the Higher Education Contribution Scheme (government student loan debt).

Enjoy the episode!

**Trigger warning: this episode talks about the death of a patient. Please take care when listening.**