Ep. 102: Building A Support System for School-Based Clinicians with Maggie Wienck
In this episode of SLP Full Disclosure, host Michelle interviews Maggie Wiencek, a clinical manager at AMN Healthcare. They discuss Maggie's extensive experience in various settings as a speech language pathologist, her current role supporting clinicians in schools, and the challenges faced by SLPs, particularly regarding caseload sizes and documentation practices.
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Timestamps
00:00 Introduction to Maggie Viencic and Her Role
02:52 Maggie's Journey in Speech Language Pathology
06:09 Challenges Faced by Clinicians in Schools
09:01 The Impact of Caseload Sizes on Service Delivery
11:52 Support Systems for Clinicians
14:46 Utilizing Educational Diagnosticians
17:57 Documentation Practices in Different Districts
20:48 AMN's Clinical Support Team
24:07 Upcoming ASHA Convention
26:59 Networking and Learning Opportunities at ASHA
29:49 Advice for New and Seasoned Clinicians
About Michelle
Michelle Gage, MA CCC-SLP, embarked on her journey in speech-language pathology during her undergraduate studies at the University of Mississippi, where she also worked at North Mississippi Regional Center, gaining invaluable experience in various therapy approaches. Following her Master's Degree in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of Central Florida, she has dedicated 25 years to empowering children and families in improving language skills and overall development. Currently residing in Mississippi, Michelle extends her expertise through telehealth services. Additionally, she proudly serves as the host of the SLP Full Disclosure podcast.
Outside of her professional commitments, Michelle is the proud mother of Mia, an accomplished middle school math teacher and all-around amazing human. In her leisure time, she indulges in her love for travel and cherishes moments spent with family and friends.
