Education:
M.S. 2014 Speech-Language Pathology, Appalachian State University
B.S. 2012 Communication Sciences and Disorders, Appalachian State University
Certification/Licensure:
ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence, Speech-Language Pathology
NC license, Speech-Language Pathology
Modified Barium Swallowing Impairement Profile (MBSImP™®) Registered Clinician
Lee Silverman Voice Therapy (LSVT) Certified Clinician
Specialties:
Swallowing Disorders
Progressive neurological disorders
Evaluation and treatment of acquired neurological disorders (aphasia, cognitive communication impairments, motor speech deficits)
Teaching:
CSD 5565 – Clinical Practicum II
CSD 5566 – Clinical Practicum III
CSD 5569 – Clinical Practicum IV
Biography:
Paige Randall originally joined the department as a Clinical Educator in 2014 and after spending three years as a travel SLP in California from 2021-2024 she returned to the department as a Clinical Educator in 2024. Paige completed her undergraduate and graduate degrees at Appalachian State University. She completed her internship at Carolina’s Medical Center Pineville in acute inpatient rehab. After completing her clinical fellowship in a skilled nursing facility, she began working in the acute care and outpatient settings serving the High Country. Paige now works in the outpatient setting at Appalachian State University’s Interprofessional Clinic where she provides speech-language pathology services to adult and geriatric populations. Paige is passionate about her work and dedicated to the goal of improving patient’s quality of life.
Paige lives with her husband, Adam and their beloved dog, Aspen in Newland, North Carolina. Paige and her husband own and operate a local bicycle shop and are very involved in the local cycling community.
Title: Clinical Educator
Department: Communication Disorders/ Speech-Language Pathology
Email address: Email me
Phone: (828) 262-7182