Voice therapist

Pay in the destination countries

Monthly, in US dollars. Each country is an Imora admission package — open one for that route's fees, language requirement and deadline.

What does the day look like?

The working day takes place inside an ENT, laryngology, or voice clinic team alongside laryngologists, specialist nurses, and psychologists. Core tasks include evaluating speech and voice test results and medical backgrounds, administering evaluations with instruments, developing treatment plans for voice problems, training clients to strengthen tongue, jaw, face muscles, or breathing mechanisms, and writing evaluation and discharge reports. Daily tools include flexible nasendoscopy images reviewed with the laryngologist, Computerized Speech Research Environment CSRE, biofeedback software, Micro Video Voice Speech Training System, sound editing tools such as Adobe Audition and Apple Logic Pro, eClinicalWorks EHR, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and email software.

Direct voice therapy with singers, teachers, and professional voice users takes about 40% to 60% of clinical time. The remainder is consumed by case notes, referral letters, multidisciplinary meetings, joint laryngoscopy clinics, and patient counselling. According to O*NET OnLine, 99% report constant contact with others, 100% report daily face to face discussions, 59% experience daily time pressure, and 41% are exposed to disease or infections daily. The work pattern is outpatient clinics, normally 5 days per week with no routine night work or on-call duties.

Where does this lead?