A colleague referred me to this course when I was looking for support describing findings during FEES exams. This was an excellent course and Valeria's printouts, videos/pictures and presentation were extremely helpful. Would definitely recommend!
A colleague referred me to this course when I was looking for support describing findings during FEES exams. This was an excellent course and Valeria's printouts, videos/pictures and presentation were extremely helpful. Would definitely recommend!
Read LessI definitely recommend this course to SLP Endoscopists. Valeria does a great job of breaking down different ways to describe pharyngeal anomalies with excellent examples, videos, and pictures. I also benefitted from the review and examples of a va...
Read MoreI definitely recommend this course to SLP Endoscopists. Valeria does a great job of breaking down different ways to describe pharyngeal anomalies with excellent examples, videos, and pictures. I also benefitted from the review and examples of a variety of different anomalies we may see during FEES, including nodules, granulomas, cysts, polyps, papillomas, tortuous carotid artery, and markers for the reflux finding scale. This will help strengthen my FEES reports.
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Course Hand-Outs
Describing Laryngeal & Pharyngeal Anomalies Lecture Part 1
Describing Laryngeal & Pharyngeal Anomalies Lecture Part 2
Describing Laryngeal & Pharyngeal Anomalies Live Recording with Writing Workshop 9.24.23
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You will receive 4.15 Professional Development Hours (PDHs) for this course. A PDH is a unit of continuing education that is recognized by ASHA. Additional information about PDHs can be obtained here: www.asha.org.certification/reportingunits
This course is comprised of a 67 minute recorded lecture and an additional 3 hour and 9 minute recording of a live version of this course which includes student interactions and a writing workshop.
This is an intermediate level course
You will have one year from the time you register to complete this Cours.
Upon completion of this course, the SLP will: - Be able to visually identify laryngeal and pharyngeal anomalies as seen through a Flexible Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing or Videostroboscopy. - Be able to use appropriate terminology to describe laryngeal and pharyngeal anomalies while staying within the scope of Speech-Language Pathology. - Be able to understand the characteristics and causes of laryngeal/pharyngeal anomalies.
Valeria Krivelevich, M.A. CCC-SLP, BCS-S is a Board Certified Specialist in Swallowing and Swallowing Disorders and holds a certificate of clinical competence from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA). She is a graduate of Montclair State University with a Master of Arts degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Linguistics from Rutgers University. Throughout her career, Valeria has worked in a variety of clinical settings including private practice, university acute care hospitals, inpatient acute rehabilitation centers, an inpatient traumatic brain injury center and skilled nursing facilities. She has developed FEES (Flexible Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing) and Videostroboscopy programs in several New York otolaryngology medical practices. Valeria has been an adjunct professor at Yeshiva University where she taught the Dysphagia, and Head & Neck Cancer graduate level courses, as well as a visiting lecturer at Montclair State University on the topic of the Flexible Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing (FEES). She has also been a clinical instructor on the hands-on application and interpretation of the Flexible Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing as part of a series of continuing education courses. Valeria is the author of: Detailed Surface Anatomy of the Larynx & Pharynx for the SLP-Endoscopist, and Describing Laryngeal and Pharyngeal Anomalies for the SLP-Endoscopist
All self-study courses are non-refundable
Please feel free to reach out to Valeria at [email protected] with any questions or concerns