I have recently found an interest in Speech Pathology. I have been for the longest time wanting to be in the PT field since I've been in sports and seen many injuries. But I have realized that I shouldn't be narrowing down just to one field but rather be open minded and have been introduced to Speech Pathology!
Luckily my local university have Speech Pathology major and a graduate program and I was wondering how well this field is and will there be a guaranteed job after grad school? Would it be a good idea for me this summer to see if they're are places where they offer internships or volunteer (if that exsists?)
Is the job flexible? School vs Hospital setting? ect ect.
Also when I am working on my undergrad, what jobs would look good or per say help me with this career choice? Would working at a children's museum work? Any others?
Thanks!
Luckily my local university have Speech Pathology major and a graduate program and I was wondering how well this field is and will there be a guaranteed job after grad school? Would it be a good idea for me this summer to see if they're are places where they offer internships or volunteer (if that exsists?)
Is the job flexible? School vs Hospital setting? ect ect.
Also when I am working on my undergrad, what jobs would look good or per say help me with this career choice? Would working at a children's museum work? Any others?
Thanks!
