Jordanna Sevitz
Jordanna, MS, CCC-SLP is a doctoral student in the Laboratory for the Study of Upper Airway Dysfunction at Teachers College, Columbia University. She completed her masters degree in Speech Language Pathology at Columbia University in May 2017 and subsequently completed her clinical fellowship in the Upper Airway Dysfunction Laboratory. She has extensive experience in evaluation and treatment of swallowing and cough disorders in neurodegenerative disease. Her primary clinical and research interests are in developing novel evaluation and treatment paradigms for airway protection and motor speech disorders in neurologic populations, and particularly in developing, adapting, and translating evidence based dysphagia practice for under-resourced populations.
