Session workflow
How you select targets, cue productions, keep a child engaged, record trials, and adjust in the moment.
Paid product research · U.S. pediatric SLPs
Help shape an AI-assisted tool for speech-sound sessions.
We’re inviting U.S. SLPs who currently work with children with articulation or phonological needs to a 60-minute interview. Join by Zoom from anywhere in the U.S., or meet in person at a convenient Greater Seattle location you choose on September 19 or 20, 2026.
See if I qualify
No preparation required · We reply within 2 business days
60 minutesOne research conversation
$150Amazon gift card thank-you
Your choiceZoom or Greater Seattle in person
Sep 19–202026 in-person dates
What we’re learning
We want the workflow behind the session—not polite approval of an idea.
Your experience will help us decide what to build, what needs validation, and what should remain entirely under clinician control.
Clinical trust
What you would need to review, correct, or override before an AI-suggested score could support your work.
Carryover and reporting
How home practice, caregiver communication, progress reporting, and payer or school documentation fit together.
Concept under evaluation
Clinical judgment stays with the SLP.
NeuroTalk is exploring a clinician-reviewed workflow for speech-sound practice. These are product concepts, not established U.S. clinical-performance claims.
The U.S. research will test accuracy, usability, workflow fit, dialect and recording-condition limits, and the evidence clinicians need before adoption.
Suggest trial-level scores
Offer a suggested response score that the clinician can inspect, correct, or disregard.
Prepare practice materials
Help organize clinician-selected targets into engaging word, phrase, and contrast practice.
Draft a session summary
Turn reviewed session data into a draft summary—not a final clinical note or autonomous decision.
Support home practice
Explore a clearer handoff between clinician-selected practice and what families complete between sessions.
Who we’re inviting
Currently practicing pediatric SLPs across settings
Private practice, clinic, telepractice, and school-based perspectives are all useful. We may schedule participants in waves so we can compare similar workflows.
You may be a fit if you:
- Are an SLP currently authorized to practice in the United States
- Work directly with children who have articulation or phonological needs
- Can discuss a recent, real session without sharing identifying patient information
- Are comfortable giving candid feedback—even if the concept is not useful
Helpful, but not required:
- CCC-SLP certification
- Ages 3–10 in your current caseload
- Experience purchasing or recommending therapy tools
- Experience with telepractice or caregiver-led home programs
Please do not share PHI. We never need a child’s name, birth date, recording, school, diagnosis record, or other identifying information during recruitment.
What happens next
A simple, respectful research process
Request an interview
Tell us about your practice setting and current pediatric speech-sound work. We review requests within two business days.
Choose a format and time
Meet by Zoom from anywhere in the U.S., or choose an in-person interview within Greater Seattle on Saturday, September 19 or Sunday, September 20, 2026. Our team comes to a convenient location you choose.
Share your experience
Complete one 60-minute conversation. Selected participants who complete it receive a $150 Amazon gift card, whether the interview is by Zoom or in person.
Research transparency
What we are—and are not—claiming
Evidence-minded clinicians deserve clear boundaries between a product concept, technical testing, and demonstrated clinical benefit.
Existing testing has limits
Prior company testing does not by itself establish performance across U.S. children, dialects, devices, settings, or clinical workflows.
U.S. validation comes first
We are gathering requirements for a transparent evaluation plan before making U.S. clinical-performance or time-saving claims.
Clinicians remain accountable
The concept is assistive: suggested scores and summaries must remain reviewable and overridable by the treating SLP.
Paid research interview
Bring your honest clinical perspective.
We’re looking for what works in real practice, what creates friction, and what would make you reject the concept. There are no right answers.
One 60-minute Zoom or in-person interview
$150 Amazon gift card for either format
In person: September 19 or 20, 2026 only
Request an interview
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Questions or deletion requests? Email [email protected]. See how application information is handled.
Questions
Before you apply
Is this a job interview or clinical trial?
No. This is a product-research interview about your professional workflow and reactions to an early concept. We will not ask you to treat a patient, provide patient data, or make a purchase.
Do I need to use NeuroTalk before the interview?
No. There is no preparation. We may show a concept or prototype during a later research wave, but the initial conversation focuses on how you currently work.
Can I choose Zoom or an in-person interview?
Yes. Zoom interviews are available nationwide. In-person interviews are available within Greater Seattle only on Saturday, September 19 and Sunday, September 20, 2026. Our team will come to a convenient location you choose. Tell us your format, date, and meeting-area preferences when you apply. Choosing Zoom will not affect eligibility.
Who receives the $150 thank-you?
Eligible participants who are selected and complete the scheduled 60-minute interview receive a $150 Amazon gift card, whether they participate by Zoom or in person. Submitting this form alone does not qualify for payment.
Will the interview be recorded?
Only if you give separate, explicit consent before recording begins. We will explain the recording method, purpose, access, retention, and deletion process before either a Zoom or in-person session. You may decline recording and still participate.
How is my application information used?
Your application is sent to the NeuroTalk research team and used to assess eligibility, schedule interviews, prevent duplicate incentives, and contact you about this research. Do not submit patient information. You can request deletion by emailing [email protected].
What is NeuroTalk evaluating?
NeuroTalk is evaluating whether clinician-reviewed AI could assist with speech-sound practice materials, suggested trial scoring, draft session summaries, and home-practice handoffs. U.S. accuracy, usability, workflow, and clinical-benefit claims have not yet been established.