Tami Altschuler - New York, NY
Biography
Tami Altschuler is a speech-language pathologist and Clinical Specialist in Patient-Provider Communication at NYU Langone Medical Center, where she leads initiatives to integrate communication access into standard patient care. She is also a PhD student in Rehabilitation Sciences at NYU, where her research focuses on the provider- and organizational-level factors that contribute to healthcare disparities among individuals with newly acquired or chronic communication disabilities. Tami co-developed and now co-facilitates the USSAAC Speaker Connection and serves on the Board of Directors of the Patient-Provider Communication Network. She is a published author and lecturer who presents nationally and internationally.
AAC Roles
Service Provider
Someone who provides paid services to individuals who use AAC; e.g. educator or therapist providing assessment, intervention, training, etc. Includes students studying to become service providers
| Service Setting(s): | Hospital and Home |
|---|---|
| Type of services provided: | Speech-language therapy |
| Licenses, certificates, or credentials: | CCC (ASHA certificate of clinical competence) |
| Age of serviced clients: | Early school-age (3-12), Upper school-age (13-21), Adult (22-64) and Older adult (over 65) |
| Services provided: | AAC assessment, AAC intervention (individual) and Access to AAC tools/technologies |
| Remote/telepractice service provided? | Yes |
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