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Sarah Gall, MS, CCC-SLP, CF

Sarah is a small-town mountain girl from Zig Zag, Oregon, located at the foothills of Mt. Hood. She relocated to Jackson, Wyoming, in 2020 after spending six years in Bend, Oregon. When she’s not working, Sarah enjoys getting outside and exploring the great outdoors—whether on a bike, snowboard, skis, watercraft, or simply scrambling around on foot. She also cherishes time spent with her beloved family, friends, and pets.

Sarah earned her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from Oregon State University and her Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of Wyoming. Her clinical externship experience included a rotation at Craig Hospital in Denver, Colorado—an internationally renowned research hospital specializing in multidisciplinary rehabilitation for brain and spinal cord injuries. While there, she focused on evidence-based assessment and treatment for acquired brain injuries, particularly in the areas of cognitive-communication, voice, and dysphagia.

She also completed a rotation at the outpatient clinic at St. Charles Hospital in Bend, Oregon, where she primarily worked with adults, assessing and treating a variety of conditions across the scope of practice. In addition, Sarah has experience working with pediatric populations in both clinical and school-based settings, providing therapy for articulation, language, pragmatics, fluency, and total communication skills.

Sarah is a compassionate and dedicated speech-language pathologist who is grateful for the opportunity to provide personalized, patient-centered care to support communication, cognition, voice, and swallowing across the continuum of recovery. She is proud to join the exceptional team of medical professionals at St. John’s Hospital in their mission to provide inclusive, high-quality care for all.

 

Education: 

Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from Oregon State University

Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of Wyoming

Contact: sgall@stjohns.health