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Tag: Types of clinicians

A collection of encyclopedia entries relating to types of clinicians.

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Diagnosis

Vocologist

A vocologist is an individual who by a specific course of study is able to habilitate (develop or make capable) the voice. In the medical realm, this term is sometimes applied to speech pathologists with some sort of voice performance

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Speech Pathologist

An individual who has a graduate degree (master’s or doctorate) in speech-language pathology. After successful completion of the CFY (clinical fellowship year), a speech pathologist may work behaviorally with a wide variety of conditions that affect breathing, voice, and swallowing.

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Diagnosis

Singing Voice Qualified

Singing voice qualified, when used to refer to a speech pathologist or physician, means that the clinician has personal knowledge of the expected phenomenology and capabilities of the voice, including those only encountered in the singing voice. Typically, this kind

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Diagnosis

Otolaryngologist

Short form for otorhinolaryngologist, an otolaryngologist is the official name of an ear, nose, and throat (ENT) physician.

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Diagnosis

Laryngologist

A Laryngologist, is a sub-specialized otolaryngologist (ear, nose and throat physician), who focuses on disorders of the throat, including those involving the functions of voice, swallowing, and airway. As one might expect, laryngologists come in varying types. Some do not

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