Sierra Corbin

Sierra Corbin is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication Disorders and Sciences at the University of Oregon's College of Education. She serves as a Clinical Supervisor at the Clinic for Adults with Acquired Language and Motor Speech Disorders (CAALMS), overseeing graduate student clinicians in individual client sessions and community-based communication groups like Reminiscence Therapy. Additionally, she operates Eugene Speech Therapy LLC, providing speech therapy services to Lane County residents and leading an online aphasia group.

• Education: MS.Ed. (2014, University of Nebraska), B.A. (2009, University of Oregon)

Her clinical focus includes neurogenic communication disorders, swallowing disorders, and Parkinson’s-related speech therapy. A VitalStim-certified clinician, she is actively involved with the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association’s Neurogenic Disorders and Swallowing Disorders special interest groups.

Her professional achievements include the 2019 Ace Award for Continuing Education, Parkinson Voice Project grants (2018-2019), and an American Parkinson’s Disease Association community grant. She emphasizes mentorship, bridging academic training with real-world clinical practice in evolving healthcare environments.