This is episode 232 of the Swallier Pride Podcast.

And today's guest is Nicole LinkedIn Frost.

She's an SLP with 12 years of experience

in a variety of medical settings.

She has spent the past eight years in the acute care setting. Four of those years were spent as the team coordinator for neuroscience and stroke therapy teams. She is currently the team leader for acute care PT, OT, and speech pathology.

She is the director of the Johns Hopkins Hospital Advanced

I CU Clinical Fellowship Program.

She has completed presentations and conducted research related to speech language pathology with a focus on dysphasia.

She achieved her board certification for swallowing and swallowing disorders in 2017.

She has a passion for dysphagia management as well as program and staff development.

I brought Nicole on the podcast because she recently filmed a course for med SLP education, that's med SLP ed.com and it is all things I see you for the

SLP so it's everything that she wished that she had known prior to starting to work in the

I see you it's an eight hour course. It is 0.8 ASHA

CEOs and it's available as a recording. Now it's on demand so you can watch it as much as

you would like. But please check that out if you're interested it's a

phenomenal course Nicole is a phenomenal instructor so that's at med SLP ed.com. Welcome to the Swallier Pride Podcast. I'm your host Teresa Richard. I'm a board

certified specialist in swallowing and swallowing disorders, a mobile-fuse business owner and founder of the

Med-SLP Collective.

This podcast is all about delivering the latest evidence-based practice to medical SLPs everywhere.

Whether you're a new clinician seeking tangible tools for treatment

or a seasoned vet stuck in a rut, my goal is to help ditch the old school ways of the

past that no longer serve you or your patients to reinvigorate your passion for our field, to broaden your knowledge

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