Claire Turner is seeking a position as a speech language pathologist. She has a Bachelor's degree in Communication Disorders and is a licensed Speech Language Pathology Assistant in Missouri. During her education, she gained experience through clinical practicums and volunteering in schools. Her resume outlines work as a speech assistant and teacher's aide, where she created therapy materials and tracked student progress. Turner has extensive volunteer experience with organizations supporting cystic fibrosis and autism through fundraising, video production, and caregiving.

1. CLAIRE TURNER
6547 E Shady Creek Lane | Strafford, Missouri, 65757 | 417.350.8802 | Claire.Turner@aol.com
EDUCATION
University of Arkansas, College of Education and Health Professions Fayetteville,AR
Bachelor of Science in Communication Disorders, Minor in Business May 2016
 Scholarships and Honors:
 New Arkansan Non-Resident Tuition Award Scholarship
 Relevant Coursework: Principles of Biology, Introduction to Communicative Disorders, Introduction to Audiology,
Normal Phonology and Articulatory Process, Articulation Disorders, Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech and Hearing
Mechanisms, Language Development in Children, Introduction to Clinical Practice, Clinical Practicum, Neurological Bases
of Communication, Communication Behavior and Aging, Introduction to Aural Rehabilitation, Introduction to Speech and
Hearing Science, Clinical Assessment of Speech and Language Disorders
LICENSURE
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Certified Speech Language Pathology Assistant (by the Missouri Board of Healing Arts). License Number: 2016036472
WORK AND VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
Speech Language Pathology - Assistant Nixa, MO
August 2016 – Present
 Created therapy ideas and activities to implement the IEP
 Tracked data and notes throughout the sessions
 Administered screeners to students
Nixa Early Childhood Center Nixa, MO
Teacher’s Aid August 2016 - Present
 Served as a caregiver to a child with autism
 Assisted with activities of daily living
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Springfield, MO
Student Coordinator April 2009 – Present
 Primary responsibility was to raise money and awareness for Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
 Other responsibilities involved planning fundraisers throughout the community
 Produced and edited videos for the foundation
Washington County Public Schools Fayetteville,AR
Volunteer Teaching Assistant, Washington Elementary School August 2012 – December 2012
 Assisted elementary schoolchildren with assignments and learning materials
 Aided teachers in classroompreparation and course material organization
Childcare Provider Springfield, MO & Fayetteville,AR
September 2009 - Present
 Cared for three children twice weekly for three years
 Cared for a child with Autism, assisted with behavioral needs
 Cared for a child with Cystic Fibrosis, performed treatments and administered medicine
Miller McNeil Woodruff Foundation Fayetteville,AR
Volunteer September 2011 – Present
 Produced videos for the foundation that appeared on local television stations
 Coordinated fundraisers to raise money and awareness for the foundation
 Assisted with the coordination of volunteers for the annual fundraiser
Camp Barnabas Purdy, MO
Volunteer Summer 2013
 Served as a caregiver to a child with autism
 Assisted with activities of daily living
LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Board Member December 2012 – Present
 Was the youngest person to everserve on the board
 Planned and executed the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Walk in Fayetteville, AR
 Coordinated throughout the community for local business partnerships
 Designated as lead speaker on behalf of the foundation at the Walk
Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity, Member August 2012 – Present
 Served on Philanthropy Committee and Organizations Committee, both of which encouraged campus -wide and

2. Community involvement among chaptermembers
OTHER
 National Student Speech Language Hearing Association