what is a speech language pathologist assistants salary in atlanta?
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If you are graduating with a degree, why do you want to be an assistant?\n\nWhat classes are you required to take?\n\nIs it hard?\n\nI'm thinking about majoring in it...
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check to see if you happen to have a speech-language pathologist or speech therapist near you. if you don't, try searching on the internet for the remedy or go here: http://www.asha.org/findpro/
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There is a scale for teaching assistants and as you are newly qualified you will be a level 1 assistant but the actual salary will be dependent on how many hours you do. Contact your LEA and they should be able to tell you the salary for full time level 1 TA which should help you.
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The State of Georgia has some job resources at their website:\n\nhttp://www.stateofgeorgia.com/labem.html\n\nHope this helps!
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Hi \nI'm not from the UK.  But I'm a speech pathologist in the USA, practicing for 12 years.  I'm sure if you are interested in this field that you are likely someone whol loves people and wants to help others, so relax and let your personality shine through.  Very likely, they will want to know how you heard about speech therapy, what made you interested in it, what your educational background is, why you think you'd be a good therapist, etc.  Think about who you'd like to work with and how that would affect yoru answers to these questions.  Best of luck.  Its a great field. lots of variety and flexiblity.  Good Mommy job too.
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$7.75/hour plus commision
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Contact the AHA\n\nYour Local American Heart Association\n\nMetro Atlanta\n1101 Northchase Parkway\nSuite 1\nMarietta, GA 30067\nphone: (678) 385-2000\nfax: (678) 385-2001
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Gwinnett County is probably the best school district to teach in. It's approx. 30 min. from Atlanta and 45 min. from Athens. If you visit the county school website, I'm sure you can see all of the information you'd want.
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It depends on your certification, the budget of the program you work for and how much experience you have.  Our highest ranked SLP makes between 60,000-70,000 a year.  I'll let you do the math.
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check monster.com\n\nany receptionist or admin assistant job should pay around 13 or more . .\n\ncheck with your school, too for student jobs and for job postings.
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You seem to be a bit confused about Physicians Assistants vs. Surgical Technician ("Scrub Tech")\n\nA physicians assistant needs to be a college graduate.  I think most PA programs are Masters studies (you finish college, then go another 2 years).  PA's make $35-90k per year, depending on the type of work they do.\n\nPA's practice medicine under the supervision of a doctor.  There are limits on what they can do, but they can do quite a lot!\n\nScrub techs go through a 2 year associates degree program, but I think there are hospitals that will train techs.  It helps to have the degree, though.  Because the training involved is far less, scrub techs make a lot less than PA's, about $28-38,000/yr.\n\nScrubs assist in the operating room, mainly handing instruments to the surgeon, but they can also hold retractors, suture, and assist in other ways.\n\nHere are the websites for the professional associations for both:\nhttp://www.aapa.org/\nhttp://www.ast.org/ \n\nThey should be able to help you with your other questions.\n\nGood luck!
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There are logopaedists (speech pathologists) who specialize in accent reduction. Call your local clinic or hospital for a referral.
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Well 1st off, are you an associated degree R.N. or a BSN?  Or have your master's degree as a Nurse Practicioner?  It all depends on what level of education your at.  A typical range though for Atlanta is 18 an hour to 40 an hour.  Arizona is about the same.  And it depends of what type of facility.  I was just offered a job at J.B. Smith Health Care System in AZ and I was to start at 35 an hour.  Masters degree plus degrees in neurology, psychology, and Paramedics
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Best bet is get off the internet and call your local medical examiner's office. His/her salary is public information, so they should even tell you that. Nothing like asking the person who actually has the job. And they (or their assistant) will be most pleased to help you.
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i have friends who went to korea and japan to teach english. THey both told me you have to have a bachelor degree in the U.S and you will get room and board, and salary. salary is approx 30-40k but remember that your apt/ or room is already taken care of (and also you dont have a car). i'm not sure about japan but i was told that if you go to korea - get employed by public school then find some parents who wants private tutoring - that's where the big bux are.
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I work for the school district here in Vegas....\n\nIt depends on the position.  Your best start would be within a Title 1 school as a Teacher/Family Aide.  The pay a lot higher.  This position is a lot more involved.  Not only to you assist the teacher, but there is governmental paperwork you are in charge of, parent meetings, etc.  I did this for a year and a half.  I enjoyed it and was assigned to a PRE-K classroom, but got on with Psych Services so I left.  Anyway, schooling is required for these positions, and since you have the AA, you would do good in this posiion. Roughly $13-$14/hr.\n\nOtherwise a general teachers Aide, you are looking at being in a special ed classroom and that is roughly $10/hr.