What do you guys think? Am i able to find a job as a SLPA relatively well like less than a year? Is it better to try to become a SLPA or to just focus on getting experience in something related and a job that’s more accessible to get/secure in education? Specifically in SOCAL, San Diego area?
EDIT: even if you’re not in socal, your perspective is welcomed
I’ve been feeling restless that I can’t seem to find a supervisor when the Loma Linda deadline is approaching. All I’ve heard is that people find one through a friend of a friend. Pure luck. Or through their school’s program. Any success stories out there who started with no connections? Any tips on what clinics or schools will most likely take you in? How to approach a site to ask for supervision? Any other tips? It’s greatly appreciated
Im thinking of making some low tech boards. Im thinking maybe geared toward Mexican-American families like making one including Mexican dishes. What other ideas do you guys have?