Dr. Kristina Blaiser is the Director of Sound Beginnings and an assistant professor of Speech-Language Pathology in the Department of Communicative Disorders and Deaf Education at Utah State University. Dr. Blaiser is a certified speech-language pathologist and licensed in the state of Utah. Her research interests include program evaluation as it related to assessment and early intervention practices with children with hearing loss. Dr. Blaiser is a faculty member and advisor for graduate students enrolled in the Listening and Spoken Language emphasis.
Articles
Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists: Making
critical cross-disciplinary connections for quality care in EHDI (with K. Munoz), Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists: Making Critical Cross-Disciplinary Connections for Quality Care in EHDI (2011)
Strategic Planning to Improve EHDI Programs (with K. R. White), Strategic Planning to Improve EHDI Programs (2011)
Culturally Consistent Treatment for Late Talkers (with C. Wing, K. Kohnert, K. Cordero, K. Ebert, and P. F. Kan), Culturally Consistent Treatment for Late Talkers (2008)
Presentations
Comparing Narrative Elicitiation Models for Preschool Children with Hearing Loss (with A. Olszewski), Comparing Narrative Elicitation Models for Preschool Children with Hearing Loss (2011)
Cross-Disciplinary Training for Working with Young Children with Hearing Loss (with K. Munoz), Cross-Disciplinary Training for Working with Young Children with Hearing Loss (2011)
Current Trends in Working with Children with Hearing Loss: From Research to Practice, Current Trends in Working with Children with Hearing Loss: From Research to Practice (2011)