The School of Audiology and Speech Sciences SLP Clinic and the Physical Therapy and Research Clinic collaboration is featured in a new Faculty of Medicine article. Led by SASS’s Cheryl McGee and PTRC’s Helen Honig, the student-led clinics focused on interdisciplinary patient-centered care.
Read the full article here.
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Site: The Asante Centre
Position: Speech-Language Pathologist
Application Close Date: N/A
Type: Part-Time, Permanent
Summary of the Role:
The Asante Centre is committed to supporting individuals of all ages with neurodevelopmental diversities, and their families, to exceed their own expectations. We do that through quality assessment and diagnostic services, speech-language therapy, community training, education, resource access and development, peer mentorship, and research. We specialize in brain-based disabilities such as autism, fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD), and other complex disorders influenced by a range of multigenerational trauma, early trauma, prenatal stress, mental health, and genetics. We value respect, integrity, and collaboration in all our work.
To read the full Job Description, click here.
To apply:
Please submit your cover letter and CV to info@asantecentre.org.
We are pleased to share the Faculty of Medicine link for their article on our recent Camp CONNECT.
https://www.med.ubc.ca/news/ubc-student-led-program-connects-people-with-communication-challenges/
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Welcome to new ACCE team member
We are very pleased to welcome Ms. Grace Shyng, Aud(C), RAUD, RHIP to our School effective June 1. In this part-time role, Grace joins Cheryl McGee on a new ACCE project team which will be increasing new in-house clinical training opportunities for our Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology students. The School’s Faculty and staff are delighted to have Grace’s expertise, creativity and leadership on this important project.
Welcome, Grace!
It is our pleasure to announce the well-deserved retirement of Darlene Hicks from her Vancouver Coastal Health role of Audiology Program Leader- Richmond Public Health, and our School’s Clinical Teaching and Coordination Team, effective June 30, 2021. Darlene has been a valued member of our School since 2004, and words are insufficient to describe her impact on our School’s culture and the learning of our past and present Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology students. Congratulations and thank you Darlene for your contributions as a Clinician, Educator, and Colleague. We wish you joy and ease at this milestone.
We are pleased to announce that the latest issue of our newsletter is out. Click on the link to read about what’s new with UBC SASS.
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Webinar: Supervising Telepractice Placements
Lauren Tittley, M.H.Sc. SLP(C) and Mariska Burger, B.Sc. McGill School of Communication Sciences and Disorders
Please note that this SAC webinar recording is only accessible as a membership benefit to SAC members and associates.
English:
https://www.sac-oac.ca/news-events/events/sac-webcast-supervising-telepractice-placements-2021.