Description of Placement 

The graduate student experiences may include comprehensive diagnostic and rehabilitative hearing services for children from birth to 21 years of age. Primary setting is dependent on semester and preceptor availability. 

As an practicum student, you will be assigned to a preceptor/co-preceptors and complete your internship at their primary location or locations. Travel may be expected based on your preceptor(s) location. Daily schedules are determined with your preceptor prior to the start date. 

Requirements

• Third year Doctor of Audiology student (or strong second year student), academically strong student with experience in and interest in pediatric placements
• Affiliation Agreement with the University that will be obtained after student is accepted 

Applications

Please direct inquiries to SLPAudstudents@chop.edu 

• Formal letter of interest
• Curriculum vitae/resume 

Application Deadlines

• Fall semester (starting late August to early September): May 15
• Spring semester (starting early to mid-January): September 15
• Summer session (starting mid to late May or later): February 15

Selection Process

• Review of application materials
• Completion of phone interview with Audiology Student Coordinator 

Student Observers

Undergraduate or graduate students interested in pursuing a career in audiology may be able to observe members of our department providing outpatient care for 1-2 days. If you are an undergraduate or graduate student and interested in this opportunity, please contact SLPAudstudents@chop.edu. An Observer Health Attestation is required prior to any observation.