Speech and Language Pathologist with extensive experience at Pearl River School District, specializing in tailored therapy and thorough evaluations. Expertise in clinical supervision and advocacy for diverse populations, driving student success through innovative interventions and collaborative approaches. Proven ability to enhance communication skills and foster inclusive learning environments.
Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities at Westchester Institute for Human Development, Valhalla, N.Y., Fall 2013
LEND Fellow: Developed skills in cultural competence, advocacy/policy, life-course theory, interdisciplinary evidenced based intervention/approaches, and clinical research for children with disabilities and other special health care needs and their families., Leadership activities included family mentoring, community training and technical assistance, and family advocacy.
Obtained a 15 credit masters of public health certificate for children with special health care needs through New York Medical College.
Conducted research for the research study, Examining Kindergarten School Readiness Skills for Children with Special Needs, and presented and discussed findings in Albany at the New York State Department of Health Meeting- Poster Session.