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Alta Fried performing a hand exam

WATN: Alta Fried, MSOT ‘14

Alta Fried performing a hand exam

What started as a joke from her hand surgeon turned into a career for Alta Fried, MSOT ‘14.
Dr. Goukler

Optometry and Its Avenues

Dr. Goukler

Upon completion of his Doctor of Optometry degree at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry (PCO), Ross Goukler, OD ‘97, wasn’t sure which professional avenue he wanted to venture down. Since earning his Doctor of Optometry degree more than 25 years ago, he stresses to prospective candidates the variety of avenues one can take as an optometrist.
Michelle Mikviman standing outside smiling wearing a white coat and white dress

WATN: Michelle Mikviman, MS’ 21

Michelle Mikviman standing outside smiling wearing a white coat and white dress

Why not now? That’s the question that Michelle Mikviman, MS ‘21, asked herself before she opened up SpeakEasy Therapy, her own speech-language pathology (SLP) private practice, this past year.

Nina Metz wearing her white coat standing outside the main entrance of Salus University smiling

WATN: Nina Metz, MS ’21

Nina Metz wearing her white coat standing outside the main entrance of Salus University smiling

Nina Metz has had a quick transition into the professional world after her graduation from the Speech-Language Pathology program at Salus University. Although only a year and a half out of graduate school she has found a fulfilling job in a school district where she is part of a strong community.
Max Saeger headshot

WATN: Max Saeger, MS ‘19

Max Saeger headshot

His job as a speech therapist is “pretty taxing,” so when Max Saeger, MS ‘19, gets home from work, he likes to relax by singing.

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