Clinical Review

Built with clinicians. Verified by clinicians.

Nothing in Pulmonary Companion is written in a vacuum. Every module is shaped by a practicing SLP and checked against real clinical practice by specialists working in the settings this content is built for — trauma, stroke, and critical care.

Founder & CEO

Jaclyn Dorsey, M.Ed., CCC-SLP

A speech-language pathologist, healthcare clinician-leader, and educator with more than 17 years of clinical experience and 10 years of service in the U.S. Air Force. Her career has focused on acute and medically complex care, interdisciplinary education, clinician development, and initiatives designed to strengthen healthcare quality and patient safety.

She founded iAMSLP to help bridge the gap between clinical knowledge and the advanced reasoning required in complex medical environments — helping clinicians think critically, recognize what matters most, and translate knowledge into safer, more informed clinical decisions.

Jaclyn Dorsey, Founder & CEO of iAMSLP

Peer Review

Every module checked against real practice

Two independent specialists reviewed content and tested the platform from their own clinical vantage point before it reached learners.

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Lizzy Thompson, M.Ed., CCC-SLP

Primary SLP Peer Reviewer & App Tester

Lizzy is a speech-language pathologist with 10 years of experience across complex medical settings, including Level I trauma, comprehensive stroke care, critical illness recovery, and long-term acute care. She has advanced training in MBSS and FEES and is passionate about evidence-based practice, clinician development, advocacy, and mentorship.

Role with iAMSLP: Lizzy provided ongoing SLP-focused clinical review, feedback, and application testing throughout development.
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Lauren Evans, ARNP-C

Critical Care & Pulmonary Peer Reviewer

Lauren is a board-certified critical care and pulmonary nurse practitioner specializing in the care of medically complex, critically ill adults. Her hospital-based practice includes management of severe hypoxemic and prolonged respiratory failure, complex ventilator dependence, tracheostomy, and long-term mechanical ventilation.

Role with iAMSLP: Lauren provided focused peer review of selected clinical content from a critical care and pulmonary perspective.

Platform Development

Where engineering meets clinical education.

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Tamjid Mostafa

Learning Ecosystem Developer

Tamjid partners with founders and small teams to turn ideas into SaaS platforms, dashboards, and web applications built for real users — moving fast with a modern, AI-native toolkit, without cutting corners on what makes software actually work.

Role with iAMSLP: Tamjid provided contracted software development and technical implementation services for the iAMSLP platform based on product requirements, content, and direction provided by iAMSLP.
Contributors are recognized for the specific roles described above. Recognition does not imply ownership or authorship of the iAMSLP platform as a whole, endorsement of all platform content, or responsibility for areas outside each contributor’s stated contribution.