Sarah Penrod

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87 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 16 Feb

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We could not have done any of this without the buy-in from executive leadership leadership.
And and we sort of have that inherently because those values are understood and those values are propagated in our department.
I think that something like this kind of undertaking could still have been done, but without the the buy-in from executive leadership, it's really harder to get, you know, the time in your day scheduled to do these kinds of trainings.
Um
the encouragement from leadership that we carry things forward so that this is not just a one slp intervention.
This is no, this is we're adopting this this plan um and this this plan of care.
So
It has been fabulous to work on.
I mean, there's countless examples, which I'm sure you also have Shana, but even starting a um
A fees program.
If anybody in in healthcare has started a fees program, this is not something that SLPs can kind of do on their own.
It has to come from executive leadership.
We buy the the equipment, we pay for the trainings, we we do the trainings in the hospital.
So this bi-directional
Higher level goals combined with working with the SLPs in the department on the ground in front of the patients.
that is how this this role for me here works and I have just absolutely loved it.
You know, I would love to ask my director where this role came from.
I think f it she had had this role elsewhere in other institutions where she worked.
So I don't know that it had anything to do with me in particular, but I think I was already demonstrating these these practices.
So, you know, getting the SLPs together, looking at literature.
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