Alexis Nikitopoulos

Alexis Nikitopoulos serves as an Assistant Clinical Professor at the Loyola Clinical Centers (LCC) of Loyola University Maryland, specializing in pediatric speech-language pathology with clinical expertise spanning assessment, intervention, and interdisciplinary coordination for children with complex communication disorders.

Her educational foundation includes:

• B.A. in Speech-Language Pathology from Loyola University Maryland (2008)
• M.S. in Speech-Language Pathology from Loyola University Maryland (2010)

Dr. Nikitopoulos' clinical work focuses on neurodevelopmental disorders and rehabilitation science, particularly Autism Spectrum Disorder, pediatric traumatic brain injury recovery, and feeding disorders. Her approach integrates caregiver training and community re-entry strategies, emphasizing skill generalization across home, school, and clinical settings through evidence-based interdisciplinary evaluations for children aged 6-21.

She has mentored graduate students as externship coordinator at Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital and presented to professional organizations including The Brain Injury Association of Maryland on topics ranging from IEP advocacy to clinical supervision methodologies.