Family Feedback
I can sleep at night now.” – Parent of a patient, when asked how having her child receive services at Kennedy Krieger had affected her
In Their Own Words
When asked what keeps them at Kennedy Krieger, 62% of the 21 SLPs surveyed commented on the training and support their supervisors provide, calling it “excellent,” “impressive” or “astounding.”
I really like working as a team. I know a lot of places advertise teamwork, but I think the Institute is exceptional in this area.” – SLP
We want our children to be the best communicators they can be and have the brightest future they can.” – SLP at CASSI
It’s great to work with cutting-edge researchers...there are so many opportunities for learning here.” – SLP at CASSI
I like the smaller caseload. It allows us to do more to serve the child. Here, we focus on the whole child—an interdisciplinary process.” – Inpatient-outpatient SLP
It’s more than a supportive environment. The learning opportunities are invigorating. I’m NEVER bored!” – Inpatient-outpatient SLP
I really like how we all work together as a cohesive unit. I feel like the seniors are very receptive to any ideas or concerns that we may have.” – School-based SLP
Low caseloads allow time for SLPs to get to know their kids and their kids’ families. That’s much better than trying to manage a caseload of 60 to 80 kids in a public school.” – School-based supervising SLP
There are extensive resources and support, in terms of people and materials.” – School-based SLP
There isn’t a feeling of competition, but of collective greatness.” – SLP at CFSC/EDEC