Jane Potter Baumer
About Jane Potter Baumer
Jane Potter Baumer Certified Speech Language Pathologist
Jane Potter Baumer is a certified speech language pathologist (SLP) specializing in pediatric care. Since 2017, she has focused on various areas including autism, orofacial myofunctional therapy, telepractice, language processing, and stuttering. Her career as an SLP builds on a rich background in voice and choral music, having taught at both K-12 and university levels.
Jane Potter Baumer Education and Expertise
Jane Potter Baumer's transition to speech language pathology follows a substantial career in singing and teaching voice and choral music. Her expertise covers a range of interests such as autism, orofacial myofunctional therapy, telepractice, language processing, and stuttering. Her background in music education enriches her practice, providing a unique perspective in her current specialization.
Jane Potter Baumer Non-Profit Leadership
Jane Potter Baumer has a strong commitment to non-profit work in the arts. She is currently serving her third year as board president of The Pittsburgh Camerata, a professional vocal ensemble. Additionally, she is the founder of the Indiana University of PA Community Music School, which is now in its 11th year, further underscoring her dedication to fostering musical education and performance.
Jane Potter Baumer Personal Interests and Hobbies
Outside of her professional life, Jane Potter Baumer enjoys a variety of activities. She and her spouse, Matt, love RV camping, hiking, and paddleboarding along the rivers of Western Pennsylvania. Maintaining an active lifestyle, she plays pickleball, lifts weights, engages in interval training, practices yoga, and swims. At home, she cares for her pets, including two 12-year-old mutts, Mandy and Bella, as well as two guinea pigs, Reesie and Sundae.
Jane Potter Baumer Choir and Vocal Contributions
Jane Potter Baumer is an active choir member, singing in the Shadyside Presbyterian Church Chancel Choir in Pittsburgh. Her continued involvement in vocal ensembles highlights her enduring passion for music and singing, complementing her professional expertise in speech language pathology.