046 in 1992 with the median earning being between $27,404- $42,120. Those working in hospitals earned approximately $33,936 in 1992 with salaries varying based on the geographic location of the employment. The median annual income of the speech-language pathologist in May 2004 is stated at $51,410 with the mid-50% earning in the range of $42,090 and $65,750. Stated as the median annual earnings in the industries that employ speech-language pathologists as of May 2004 are those as follows:
Median Annual Earning - By Industry by Income
Offices of other health practitioners
General medical and surgical hospitals
Elementary and secondary schools
Source: U.S. Department of Labor (2004)
VI. Nature of the Work in Speech Pathology Field
The nature of the work of the speech-language pathologist is the identification speech, language, voice and fluency disorders as well as evaluation of causative factors. The speech-language pathologist will develop and conduct therapy as well as making a provision of counseling to patients and their families. The speech-language pathologist will consult with other professionals and as well will make referrals of patients to other specialists in treating disorders and sometimes in diagnosis of disorders. The speech-language pathologist will be responsible for recording information pertaining to the method of treatment used and the response of the patient to the treatment. Furthermore the speech-language pathologist will be involved in research in the field and will offer consulting to schools, hospitals, clinics and other professional groups as well as teaching in colleges and universities. Stated to be machines and equipments used by the speech-language pathologists are the following:
1. Tape recorders;
2. Electrolarynxes;
3. Graphs/Charts;
4. Sound level mete;
5. Mirrors and hearing aids;
6. Computerized and other augmentative communication systems;
7. Electronic and computer equipment for speech;
9. Videocassettes recorders;
10. Biofeedback instruments;
11. Acoustic impedance bridges;
12. Respirometers; and 13. Audiometers
VII. Working Conditions in Speech Pathology Career
The speech-language pathologist generally works at a desk in a comfortable and clean environment with little in terms of physical demands although intense concentration and attention to detail are both requirements in this career. The emotional needs of clients and families may be taxing and frustration...
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