I work as an adjunct professor in distance education programs.
I had several relatives born deaf. Interacting with them led me to focus on the importance of communication.
I love teaching and inspiring our next generation of SLPs.
I love how captivating Hawai'i is--the beauty, weather and people inspire me!
I work in the school setting.
I became interested in speech therapy after witnessing the amazing benefits an SLP provided for a family member.
I love seeing the students’ faces light up when they discover they have conquered skill that once frustrated them.
I am happy that I can work as a speech-language pathologist in Hawaii. Hawaii is my roots and my home.
I currently work as a speech-language pathologist in the school setting.
During high school, I volunteered and shadowed different careers. I was impressed with all of the different settings and specialties that speech-language pathologists work in.
I love helping my students gain their superpower to communicate more effectively with others. :)
Hawai'i's beautiful landscape, people, cultures, food...Everything!
Small business owner/acute hospital
I studied vocal performance in my underground and learned about vocal Pedagogy through the Communication Disorders and Sciences program at my university.
How I never cease to be a student. I will never stop learning.
I love the natural landscapes of Hawaii.
I am currently a Hanen Certified trainer. I also retired from the DOE & Easter Seals Early Intervention Program. I have a range of experiences across settings.
I had speech services as a child, volunteer experience in Sped & research experiences that led me to this career.
Working with babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and children with Autism.
The Āina - the islands, forests, mountains, beaches and streams that run through it. Hawai'i No Ka Oi!
I work with adult populations in inpatient/outpatient hospital settings. I am also an educator at the University of Hawai'i and create educational content.
I became curious about the physiology of brain development and went back to graduate school. One neuroscience course, and I never looked back!
I love being present patients and leaning into the network of mentors and colleagues I've developed over time.
Hawaii's natural beauty offers countless opportunities to reflect. I am so privileged to call the Big Island home.
I currently work in early intervention where I love interacting with the littles and their families.
I volunteered at a Special Olympics event in high school. I met various service providers supporting the athletes.
Seeing the connections we help to facilitate within families and empowering parents to lead their children in their development.
Hawaii is such a special place- the connection between its people and the ocean and land is incredible and the surfing is amazing!