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Speech-Language Pathology Fellowship

Physical therapist testing female patients swallowing for rehab

The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) requires a nine month clinical fellowship for new graduates, prior to obtaining a certificate of clinical competence (CCCs). UF Health Jacksonville is proud to offer two annual speech-language pathology clinical fellowship positions: one in acute care at our Level 1 trauma center, and one at our on-site skilled nursing/inpatient rehabilitation unit. UF Health Jacksonville offers a wide range of health care services and mentorship from specialized and board-certified clinicians, ideal for a clinical fellow (CF) to develop their skills in caring for diverse populations.

The CF in acute care will see patients at each unit at the hospital, ranging from trauma, neuro, medical/surgical, cardiac, head/neck cancer, and general medicine. The CF in the skilled nursing/inpatient rehabilitation unit will see patients with a range of diagnoses for more intensive treatment, and will also cover general medicine hospital floors at this site. The fellows will complete modified barium swallow studies and gain exposure to FEES. In addition, our CFs will have the option to observe at various clinics, including ALS, ENT, and head/neck cancer.

Contact Us

The fellowship program will operate under the Speech Language Pathology team with points of contact including:

Ashlee Walker, M.S., CCC-SLP
Speech-Language Pathologist, Clinical Rehab Supervisor
Ashlee.Walker@ufhealth.org

Liz Kreichelt, M.S., CCC-SLP
Speech-Language Pathologist, Team Lead
Elizabeth.Kreichelt@ufhealth.org