Welcome to the Swallow Your Pride Podcast. I'm your host Teresa Richard. I'm a board certified

specialist in swallowing and swallowing disorders. And I know firsthand how much confusing and

conflicting information there is out there about how we

assess and treat swallowing disorders. This podcast is all about bringing everyone

together, getting on the same page, being open to new ideas, and using evidence-based treatment strategies for our

patients with dysphagia.

So let's get into it. This is episode 82 of the Swallier Pride Podcast and today's guest is Jennifer Kizner.

She has a master's degree from Florida Atlantic University and obtained her season 1998. She's worked mainly with adults in

1998.

She's worked mainly with adults and acute care

in the outpatient sending,

and she has worked at Stanford since 2000.

She's achieved her board certification

swallowing her MBS I&P certification and currently performs fees in

MBS and is a clinical specialist in head and neck oncology at an outpatient clinic.

Jennifer also presents at state and national conventions on the areas of dysphasia and head and neck oncology,

and she organizes an annual Stanford fees conference with a focus on using simulation for training and giving resources to

clinicians who want to bring fees into their facilities, which is totally cool because I had no

idea about this simulation thing, so it's awesome.

And also because Jennifer's totally bored and totally nuts like the rest of us.

She's currently enrolled in a clinical doctorate program with her capstone project regarding

changes in tongue measurements and patients with partial glossectomy with radial forearm free flap

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