-: My name is Kelly Beltz,
and I am a certified speech language pathologist.
But for my day, usually runs about 8 to 4,
8:30 to 4:30, depending on what time I get in.
I see individuals for breakfast and lunch rounds,
especially if they're on
a speech program for swallowing dysphasia.
Then I kind of fill in those gaps in between
those two rounds with cognitive therapy
if we have someone coming in who's had a stroke,
just some memory loss, kind of doing preventative measures
with dementia population.
There's care plan meetings, which we meet with families,
nursing conversations.