Speech-Language Pathology Clinical Fellowship

One year-long Clinical Fellowship position is typically available at UCLL per year. Clinical fellow candidates are clinicians who have completed their graduate training in the field of Speech-Language Pathology and are seeking employment.

A Clinical Fellow at UCLL is supervised by a Senior Speech-Language Pathologist on the UCLL clinical team for 9 months and can then apply for national certification from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA).

Clinical Fellowship Overview

We work on the following training criteria:

Using evidence-based therapy approaches with our diverse population
Becoming skilled in administering a variety of assessment tools and developing meaningful treatment goals
Working with clients in individual and group therapy sessions
Understanding the benefits of intensive therapy and collaborating with a team of professionals
Being effective communicators with clients and their care partners
Developing strong writing skills
Learning to be a critical and creative thinker in therapy
Advocating for clients and providing resources

As a clinical fellow, you are an active member of our clinical programs and participate in weekly team meetings as well as center-wide meetings and activities.

Clinical assignments and special training experiences are integrated into the whole experience.

How to Apply

Clinical Fellowships: Please check the University of Michigan Careers webpage for any active listings for Clinical Fellowship positions. If you have questions, please contact the UCLL Clinic Manager, Jennifer Corey, M.S., CCC-SLP at [email protected].