Christina Kang Rosow is a medical Speech-Language Pathologist with specialty training in voice pathology which includes a year-long internship at the Massachusetts General Hospital Center for Laryngeal Surgery & Voice Rehabilitation followed by a clinical fellowship at the University of Kentucky Voice Clinic under the tutelage of Drs. Joseph Stemple and Rita Patel. In 2012, Christina was recruited to Mayo Clinic Arizona to co-find the state-of-the-art Multidisciplinary Voice Program,. She retired from Mayo Clinic in 2020 to start her own private practice The Voice Forum, LLC.
Christina is passionate about being a conscientious and mindful clinician/teacher, offering clients medically sound, evidence-based strategies they can rely on to thrive as their own advocate. She is actively involved in research and frequently present at national and international meetings on topics of voice and swallowing rehabilitation. In 2015, she proposed a new type of swallowing disorder that previously went undiagnosed (muscle tension dysphagia), and her 3 peer-review published recommendations for treating this disorder are now widely adopted. She also has a strong interest in chronic pain and functional laryngeal disorders and have undergone extensive training in Pain Rehabilitation of Central Sensitization Syndrome.
Vocal pedagogy has always given her great joy. Even while working at Mayo Clinic, she always maintained a private singing studio, and served as a lecturer in Undergraduate and Graduate Vocal Pedagogy at Arizona State University. She continues this focus in her private practice.
