AuD, Rush University
BA, University of Iowa
pediatric audiology
Megan Worthington, AuD, is an audiologist and the manager of clinical education for the audiology academic program. Prior to becoming the clinical education manager, she was a clinical audiologist specializing in pediatric audiology and cochlear implants. She graduated from Rush University with her AuD in 2008 and has served as an adjunct instructor at Rush teaching the pediatric amplification and habilitation course and the supervision seminar. Her previous adjunct appointments include Northwestern University, Saint Xavier University and the Hebrew Theological College. She has served as a clinical preceptor for audiology students, teaching them both in the clinic and the classroom.
Smith, R.D., Alpiner, J.A., Mulvey, M. (2007) The Hearing Aid Decision: Answers to your Many Questions. Ramie Publishing.
Shafiro, V., Gygi, B., Cheng, M., Vachhani, J., Mulvey, M. (2011) “Perception of Environmental sounds by experienced cochlear implant patients.” Ear and Hearing; 32 (4); 511-523
Shafiro, V., Gygi,B., Cheng, Min-Yu, Vachhani, J., Mulvey, M., (March 2009). “Factors in the Perception of Environmental Sounds by Cochlear Implant Recipients,” AudiologyOnline
Fifer,R., Mulvey, M. (November 2008). “Auditory Profiles of Children with HIV,” ASHA Convention, Chicago, IL
Shafiro, V., Gygi, B., Cheng, M.Y., Mulvey,M., Holmes, B. (March 2008). “Perception of Environmental Sounds by Cochlear Implant Patients,” American Auditory Society Meeting