Biola LEARN

Darcie Hultberg has twenty years of experience as a Speech-Language Pathologist in both the public-school arena, servicing TK-8th grade students, and in the medical arena, servicing adults with neurological disorders. Across both settings, she has provided evidence-based therapy with the client's needs being at the core of her intervention. She has also valued the importance of educating parents, family members, professionals, para-professionals, and the community. She brings a unifying presence to her teams, appreciating the multi-disciplinary input to provide a comprehensive program across service areas. Additionally, supervision and mentorship have been a passion. She has overseen undergraduate, graduate, and SLP-A internships and clinical fellowship years to students at Biola and other local universities. She has also mentored seminary wives through Directing and Co-Directing the Talbot Women/Talbot Wives Fellowship program for 20 years. Darcie received her B.A. in Communication Disorders from Biola University, prior to attending the University of Redlands to receive her Master's Degree. She has served Biola University as an Assistant and Adjunct Professor and supervised clinicians providing speech therapy in the Biola Clinic. She appreciates opportunities to train the community and upcoming speech therapists in the field of Speech-Language Pathology, impacting one life at a time for the glory of God.