Sarah R. Sellevaag, MS, SLP-A

Sarah Sellevaag has been practicing Speech Language Pathology at Providence since 2011. She treats a variety of adult patients in the outpatient setting who have difficulties with swallowing, speaking, voicing, and cognitive-communication. She specializes in treating patients with head and neck cancer and currently sees patients while they undergo chemotherapy and radiation. She has advanced training in replacing and managing tracheo-esophageal voice prostheses (TEP) in the laryngectomee population. She holds advanced training certifications in Lee Silverman Voice Treatment and SPEAK OUT!, both treatments for voice in patients with Parkinson’s disease, and has taken advanced training in the Modified Barium Swallow Impairment Profile (MBSImP). She currently works as an adjunct clinician in the ALS Clinic at Providence Portland Medical Center. Sarah is a Certified Clinical Instructor in Speech Language Pathology and frequently mentors and supervises Master’s students in her clinical setting. In her spare time she enjoys camping, playing board games, running, reading, hiking, crafts and walking her dog.