Adventurer and SLP, Brian Hurley, on a boat
Allied Travel May 27, 2016

By Melissa

Speaking of…Brian Hurley

Speech and language pathologist Brian HurleyWorking in a profession dominated by 96% females could be intimidating. But Brian Hurley’s only complaint? That he has little interest or input to lunchroom conversations. Brian is an extremely versatile SLP currently on his 4th travel assignment with Advanced Medical, working in both skilled nursing and acute settings. His recruiter raves about Brian and his sense of adventure, noting, “Brian is adventurous, highly skilled, and just an all-around great guy to have on your team. I’m lucky to work with such an awesome individual. Brian has an excellent sense of humor, and I’m always excited to check in on Fridays to find out where he’s going that weekend for a bachelor party, ski trip, Vegas trip, you name it.  He is a traveler in EVERY sense of the word.” We are so happy to be able to feature another fantastic SLP like Brian as Better Hearing and Speech Month comes to a close. Thanks Brian!

Get To Know Brian

Why did you want to be a SLP? Growing up my childhood friend was deaf and I saw the impact his speech therapists had on him.

What is your favorite thing about being a SLP? The diverse population I get to treat and the challenge it provides to keep learning.

What is your favorite diagnosis to treat and why? New acute CVA in a younger adult. They have a drive to regain function and it is rewarding to help them.

What is your biggest piece of advice to someone starting out in the field? Jump in and learn from those around you. Also stand your ground and don’t waiver your ethics for your job or your patients.

Favorite place you have traveled to? San Diego

One fun fact about yourself: Snow skiing is the best!

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