Ep. 76 - An SLP’s Guide to Working in Early Intervention

February 28, 2023

In this episode, Jennifer shares her top tips from her years of experience working in early intervention. She discusses handling autonomy, being a good communicator, energy levels, creativity, and more!

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We Discuss

  • (0:00) Introduction
  • (2:25) Jennifer’s Background
  • (4:19) Find Out How the EI System Works in Your State
  • (9:28) How Large is the Service You Will Be Serving
  • (14:08) Handling Autonomy
  • (18:08) Being Flexible and Adaptable
  • (22:00) How To Be a Good Communicator
  • (24:57) Breaking Down Hourly Rate into Total Time
  • (28:04) Must Like Working With Parents
  • (32:00) Energy Level
  • (33:50) Creativity is Key

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About the Show

Host - Jennifer Martin

Producer - Jonathan Cary
Assistant Producers – Katie Schrauben & Sam MacKay 

Music - Aidan Dykes
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