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Occupational therapists now have more tools than ever before to help patients recovering from traumatic brain injury--and many of these tools exist on smartphones and tablets.

As the demand for travel health care professionals has grown across the country, so too has the list of available benefits. Traveling has emerged as an extremely viable career option that offers a wealth of resources that permanent allied health care professionals enjoy.

Aphasia is a disorder that affects a person's ability to communicate with others, and it's often caused by brain injury or damage to parts of the patient's brain where linguistic ability is processed.

You’ve become fast friends with your recruiter, discussed your goals for your allied travel jobs, and agreed to have your traveler packet submitted to some prime, open positions. Now you hear that a manager would like to interview you over the phone. Yikes! 

While approaching graduation as an SLP and beginning to explore options for your Clinical Fellowship year, gaining different perspectives on the CF experience can help you find the right program fit for your career goals. So, why not hear about it from a current traveler who is working toward her CF right now? We had the opportunity to speak with Madison Hilley, a Med Travelers CF stationed in Jacksonville, Florida, who shared a little bit about her experience so far.