Kicking off #ASHA2022 with our talk on early clinical outcomes in our prospective cohort of ACDF patients - so much fun presenting with SRL doc student Brynn Jones-Rastelli (she/her) and collaborator Dr. Matina Balou! NYU Communicative Sciences & Disorders

Excited to share a new (open access) multidisciplinary publication that critiques dysphagia outcome measures in the ACDF literature. link.springer.com/article/10.100… NYU Communicative Sciences & Disorders

Are you an #SLP graduate student👨‍⚕️? Are you interested in pursuing a 12-month #medSLP clinical fellowship in #voice🎙️, #dysphagia 🗣️💨 and #research👨‍🔬🧐📚 in #NYC🍎? Then consider applying and joining our team Weill Cornell Otolaryngology Weill Cornell Medicine. See below for details!

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I had so much fun tonight judging NYU “Dysphagia” Iron Chef! Such an honor to participate in this amazing learning experience between @NYU_CSD and the NYU Nutrition and Dietetics Department. All teams did an amazing job 🤍

Congratulations to SRL doctoral student Brynn Jones-Rastelli (she/her) on successfully defending her first qualifying project (QP) milestone today! Special thanks to committee members Dr Aaron Johnson and Dr Maria Grigos. NYU Communicative Sciences & Disorders

QP (d)one ✅ In no small part due support from some amazing scientists, mentors, and humans. It’s been a big week, and I’m so excited for what’s to come 👇🏻 NYU Swallowing Research Lab @NYU_CSD

Work hard, play hard, rest, repeat. We had a great time disseminating exciting research from the NYU Swallowing Research Lab and generally nerding out at #DRS2023. Now it’s time to focus on my own spine health with a physical reset 💪🏻

Are you an SLP that completes VFS/MBS studies? Please consider participating in our research! Details below NYU Swallowing Research Lab