Working with Interpreters as Speech-Language Pathologists: An Introduction

Given the lack of workforce diversity within the field of speech-language pathology, there remains a need to rely on interpreters
for linguistically responsive services. This presentation introduces guidelines and best practices for collaboration. Case studies
will be reviewed and the need for advocacy for diverse clients will be discussed.

AM Session 3B: Adler Mosqueda, De Anda, Patricelli, & Griffin: Working with Interpreters as Speech-Language Pathologists: An Introduction

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Advancing the professions of speech-language pathology and audiology through education, advocacy, leadership, and collaboration to promote quality services for individuals and communities.
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Advancing the professions of speech-language pathology and audiology through education, advocacy, leadership, and collaboration to promote quality services for individuals and communities.

Stephanie De Anda

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Working with Interpreters as Speech-Language Pathologists: An Introduction