James Sandstrum, MA, CCC-SLP, is the coordinator of business services for Assistive Technology Partners. Mr. Sandstrum has particular expertise in the selection and customization of assistive technology solutions for children and adults in educational and vocational settings. He serves as a consultant to Colorado’s Department of Labor and Employment and provides direct support to Colorado’s network of school-based assistive technology providers. Mr. Sandstrum has extensive experience supervising clinical faculty and presents widely on topics relating to assistive technology and accessible information technology. As a trained web developer, he regularly provides technical assistance to agencies and organizations across the nation regarding tools and techniques to improve the accessibility of web sites and web-based distance learning applications. Trained as a speech-language pathologist, Mr. Sandstrum has worked closely with educators, family members, and schools to support the quality education of children with disabilities. His research interests include clinical trials of new technologies and outcomes measurement as they relate to improving quality of care and participation of clients in everyday environments.
Contact James Sandstrum:
Mail: Assistive Technology Partners
Attn: James Sandstrum
601 E 18th Ave Suite 130
Denver, CO 80203
James Sandstrum, MA, CCC-SLP, is the coordinator of business services for Assistive Technology Partners. Mr. Sandstrum has particular expertise in the selection and customization of assistive technology solutions for children and adults in educational and vocational settings. He serves as a consultant to Colorado’s Department of Labor and Employment and provides direct support to Colorado’s network of school-based assistive technology providers. Mr. Sandstrum has extensive experience supervising clinical faculty and presents widely on topics relating to assistive technology and accessible information technology. As a trained web developer, he regularly provides technical assistance to agencies and organizations across the nation regarding tools and techniques to improve the accessibility of web sites and web-based distance learning applications. Trained as a speech-language pathologist, Mr. Sandstrum has worked closely with educators, family members, and schools to support the quality education of children with disabilities. His research interests include clinical trials of new technologies and outcomes measurement as they relate to improving quality of care and participation of clients in everyday environments.