Speech language pathology assistants support communication across settings, but the role comes with complex responsibilities that require confident, ethical decision-making. In this course, Ashley A. Northam, MS CCC-SLP, guides SLPAs through the everyday challenges that arise when balancing supervision needs, managing diverse caseloads, collaborating with colleagues, and maintaining confidentiality in fast-paced environments.
Participants will review the SLPA scope of practice alongside state and ASHA licensing requirements, gaining clarity on how to uphold professional expectations while protecting client and student welfare. The course also offers practical strategies for maintaining professionalism, communicating effectively within teams, and navigating ethically ambiguous situations with confidence.
Through case studies and actionable decision-making tools, SLPAs will learn how to apply best practices in real-world scenarios and develop an approach to service delivery that is ethical, informed, and aligned with high-quality care.
Participants will review the SLPA scope of practice alongside state and ASHA licensing requirements, gaining clarity on how to uphold professional expectations while protecting client and student welfare. The course also offers practical strategies for maintaining professionalism, communicating effectively within teams, and navigating ethically ambiguous situations with confidence.
Through case studies and actionable decision-making tools, SLPAs will learn how to apply best practices in real-world scenarios and develop an approach to service delivery that is ethical, informed, and aligned with high-quality care.
