Speech Pathologist

Duties and Responsibilities: A Speech Pathologist is a specialist who focuses on diagnosing, treating, and help to prevent communication or swallowing disorders. This is caused by strokes, brain injury, development delay or autism.  

Education Requirements: The requirements for becoming a Speech Pathologist depending on what state you're going to work in. But usually they all require a Master's Degree and getting licensed. 

Salary: $76,610 Yearly 
             $36.83 Hourly


Reflection: I think this is the right career for me. 

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