[Dysphagia] to my pediatric colleagues

[OTTO at email.chop.edu (Staci Otto)]

We currently have positions we need to fill with seasoned therapists
with pediatric dysphagia experience!  Come join us in Philly as we
expand our Center for Childhood Communication to the National and
International level- 

Interest in research is strongly encouraged. 

Acute Care - Work primarily with inpatients in an acute care setting. 
Provide evaluation and treatment services to children with a variety of
speech, language, and swallowing disorders due to premature birth,
respiratory problems, developmental delay, traumatic brain injury, and
other medical/neurological conditions.  Infant feeding and
videofluoroscopic study experience desired.  

Pediatric Feeding and Swallowing Center  - Participate in an
interdisciplinary team of specialists to offer a comprehensive approach
to treating feeding and swallowing problems.  Other team members include
physicians, nurse practitioners, dieticians, psychologists, occupational
therapists, and social workers.  Provide evaluation and treatment
services, including videofluoroscopic swallow studies.  

For more information, contact Jennifer Burstein, Manager of
Speech-Language Pathology at 215-590-7635 or visit our website at
www.chop.edu.

Or... you can email me with any other questions.



Staci Otto MS CCC-SLP
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
215-590-7636


>>> "Amy Colin" <colin@email.chop.edu> 06/07/06 2:39 PM >>>
Hi!
I am a slp at a pediatric hospital that provides services on the
weekend.  Just curious if anyone else working in a hospital setting
provides services on the weekend as well and if you do, are per diem
services utilized? If they are, do you have any specific guidelines or
requirements?

Thanks!

Amy Colin
267-426-7303
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
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