ASHLEY GULICK
Graduate Student
DURANGO
Summary
Aspiring Speech-Language Pathology graduate student with extensive experience in active listening, clear information exchange, and trauma-informed client centered communication. Highly skilled in managing complex interactions, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, and maintaining professionalism in high pressure environments, which are skills directly transferable to clinical assessment, intervention, and counseling in Speech-Language Pathology.
Overview
10
10
years of professional experience
Work History
911 Dispatcher
Durango-La Plata Emergency Communications Center
07.2017 - Current
- Highly skilled in accurately interpreting information and communicating critical details efficiently under pressure.
- Demonstrated expertise in active listening, clear verbal communication, and effective de-escalation strategies.
- Proven ability to manage multiple high-priority tasks while maintaining professionalism in high-stress environments.
- Compassionate and patient communicator with a strong commitment to a client-centered approach.
Child Advocate
Southwest Safehouse
06.2016 - 07.2017
- Collaborated with social workers, mental health professionals, and community agencies as part of an interdisciplinary team to support coordinated care.
- Provided trauma-informed, supportive communication to women and children impacted by domestic violence, emphasizing violence, trust, and emotional regulation
- Supported transitional living programs by establishing structured routines and engaging in developmentally appropriate, nurturing interactions with children with diverse needs.
Education
Pre-Professional Certificate - Pre-Professional Speech-Language Pathology Program
Idaho State University
Pocatello, ID 05.2001 -
Bachelor of Arts - Psychology
Fort Lewis College
Durango, CO 05.2001 -
Bachelor of Science - Freshman & Sophomore Undergraduate Years
University of Wyoming
Laramie, WY01.2013
Skills
Advanced active listening and professional communication
Accurate interpretation and relay of complex information
Multi-tasking and prioritization in high pressure environments
Professional judgement and ethical decision making
Interdisciplinary teamwork and collaboration
Empathetic, patient-focused interaction across diverse populations
Verbal de-escalation and crisis communication strategies
Efficient information processing and documentation
Accomplishments
Idaho State University - Summer 2025 College of Health Dean's List
Timeline
911 Dispatcher
Durango-La Plata Emergency Communications Center
07.2017 - Current
Child Advocate
Southwest Safehouse
06.2016 - 07.2017
Pre-Professional Certificate - Pre-Professional Speech-Language Pathology Program
Idaho State University
05.2001 -
Bachelor of Arts - Psychology
Fort Lewis College
05.2001 -
Bachelor of Science - Freshman & Sophomore Undergraduate Years
University of Wyoming