Alfwaress, Firas, CCC – Med. SLP, Ph.D. Picture of Garden.

Doctor Alfwaress earned his doctorate in medical speech pathology from the University of Cincinnati, Ohio, USA in 2008. Alfwaress is a certified Medical Speech Pathologist in Jordan since 2003 and in USA since 2008. Currently, Alfwaress is an associate professor and faculty member at the speech pathology division, department of Rehabilitation Sciences/ Allied Medical Sciences/ Jordan University of Science and Technology.

Doctor Alfwaress had a 24 years of clinical experience and service provision to individuals with multitude of speech, voice, and language disorders with main focus on speech and swallowing disorders among individuals with stroke and movement disorders.

Doctor Alfwaress had more than 15 publications in peer reviewed journals in the areas of cleft lip and palate speech, palatal lift prosthesis, normal nasalance scores, PDNF in stroke victims. Currently working on conversion aphonia, Correlates of communication disorders of brain tumor, and norms of acoustical parameters of human voice.

Doctor Alfwaress earned his doctorate in medical speech pathology from the University of Cincinnati, Ohio, USA in 2008. Alfwaress is a certified Medical Speech Pathologist in Jordan since 2003 and in USA since 2008. Currently, Alfwaress is an associate professor and faculty member at the speech pathology division, department of Rehabilitation Sciences/ Allied Medical Sciences/ Jordan University of Science and Technology. Doctor Alfwaress had a 24 years of clinical experience and service provision to individuals with multitude of speech, voice, and language disorders with main focus on speech and swallowing disorders among individuals with stroke and movement disorders. Doctor Alfwaress had more than 15 publications in peer reviewed journals in the areas of cleft lip and palate speech, palatal lift prosthesis, normal nasalance scores, PDNF in stroke victims. Currently working on conversion aphonia, Correlates of communication disorders of brain tumor, and norms of acoustical parameters of human voice. .

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