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ABOUT

Since an early age, I've always loved making people smile through song, dance, humor, or all the above. With the completion of my undergraduate degree in Exercise Science and Psychology from Kennesaw  State University, I discovered Speech Pathology; Combining my background in anatomy, human behavior, and passion for helping people, I pursued and earned my Master's Degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders - Becoming a rarity in the field - A Black, male speech pathologist. 

I believe, since the inception of The Singing SLP, that my song parodies, dances, educational videos, and dream to help people on a global scale will in turn bring more awareness to the speech pathology field and ultimately spread more love and kindness to the world - Because at the end of the day, we all have a story and it's time for it to be heard.

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Training and Qualifications

June 2022-Present

CLINICAL FELLOW

Currently residing in Johns Creek, Georgia while providing speech and language services at Kidz Therapy Networks. Mr. Simmons is a Georgia's Babies Can't Wait service provider, gaining more knowledge in CAS and collaborates with occupational therapists for sensory strategies. 

January 2022-May 2022

SLP INTERN

Completed a clinical rotation in Buford, Georgia at Buford Kids' Spot. Responsible for diagnostic evaluations, treatment, education, and counseling services for children diagnosed with articulation disorders, fast rate of speech, apraxia of speech, receptive/expressive language disorders, and ASD. 

August 2021-December 2021

 SLP INTERN

At Carilion New River Valley Medical Center in Radford, Virginia, Mr. Simmons provided diagnostic evaluations, treatments, education, and counseled individuals with dysphagia, dysphonia, and cognitive impairments as a result of swallowing disorders, traumatic brain injuries, and strokes. 

CAREER

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