SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGISTS AND AUDIOLOGISTS: Examine and provide remedial services for persons with speech and hearing disorders. Perform research related to speech and language problems.

• Analyze human speech problems
• Analyze medical data
• Analyze patient activity
• Apply anatomy theory
• Apply cognition theory
• Apply head/oral anatomy theory
• Apply hearing theory
• Apply human disabilities theory
• Apply human growth/development theory
• Apply human speech theory
• Apply interpersonal communication techniques
• Apply language theory
• Apply medical diagnostic techniques
• Apply memory theory
• Apply physiological knowledge
• Apply research methodology to health care
• Collect clinical data
• Document medical prognosis
• Evaluate/record hearing process
• Evaluate/record language abilities
• Evaluate/record speech production
• Investigate speech/language/hearing data
• Make decisions
• Plan/organize work
• Provide remedial speech & hearing services
• Recognize needs of communication-impaired persons
• Recommend treatments for speech or hearing problems
• Research human speech problems
• Teach communication techniques to respiration-impaired individuals
• Understand & use medical terminology
• Use computer