Dr. Kaitlin Brown is a pediatric speech-language pathologist who has been practicing for 10 years. Kaitlin obtained her doctorate in speech-language pathology from Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions in 2020. She has worked in a variety of settings from adult medical to pediatric outpatient and a little of everything in between. However, her passion lies in pediatrics. She specializes in AAC and pediatric feeding/swallowing disorders. Kaitlin has worked the last seven years in both pediatric private practices and school settings helping children and families navigate difficult behaviors, target language development, implement the use of functional communication skills, and improve feeding and swallowing abilities. She has taught a variety of continuing education courses in the areas of AAC and pediatric feeding/swallowing disorders. Kaitlin is an Assistant Professor and Assistant Practicum Coordinator at Brescia University with their Masters in Speech-Language Pathology program. She has assisted in the development, launch, and implementation of a pediatric intensive feeding clinic and has co-developed a functional communication program for a local school district. Kaitlin currently serves in the school setting, working with students with moderate-profound communication needs. She also serves as a committee member for Capstone Projects in the Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions Doctorate of Speech-Language Pathology program.