Education Au.D., Doctor of Audiology University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida

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1 Theodore (Ted) L. Johnson, Au.D., CCC-A Elmira College Speech and Hearing Department Elmira, NY (cell) Web: Education 2000 Au.D., Doctor of Audiology University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 1984 M.A., Speech Pathology and Audiology The College of New Jersey, Trenton, NJ 1983 B.S., Speech Pathology and Audiology The College of New Jersey, Trenton, NJ 1974 A.A., Social Sciences and Humanities Mercer County College, Trenton, NJ Academic Appointments July 2007 present September January 2004 September 2006 August 2000 June 2003 Associate Professor, Audiology, Elmira College, Elmira, NY. Tenuretrack position in support of undergraduate Speech-Language Pathology program. Basic audiology courses and audiology clinic supervision. Assistant Professor, Pennsylvania College of Optometry, Philadelphia, PA. Graduate faculty. Instructor of doctoral-level clinical courses in Hearing Science and Hearing Conservation. Clinical supervision oncampus. Coordinator for off-campus extern placement and on-line distance learning courses. Associate Professor, dual appointment: Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Indiana PA (College of Education and Educational Technology), Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg, PA. Tenure-track position teaching graduate audiology courses and supervising audiology clinic at IUP; doctoral courses in Ethics, Aural Rehabilitation, and Amplification taught at Bloomsburg via distance learning. Responsible for oversight of the Bloomsburg Doctor of Audiology program. Assistant Professor, The College of New Jersey. Department of Language and Communication Sciences, School of Education. Fulltime graduate faculty appointment to teach and oversee the closing of the graduate program in audiology through June Responsible for teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in speech-language pathology and audiology. Adjunct Appointments August 2008 present. June 2000 December 2007 Adjunct Associate Professor, Distance Learning, University of West Georgia, Carrollton, GA, Graduate course instructor for audiology courses in support of Speech-language Pathology. Course Facilitator, University of Florida, Distance Learning Doctoral Program (Au.D.), Responsible for delivering course content to Doctor of Audiology students at the Wilmington, Delaware site, one of twelve locations across the US. Dr. Ted Johnson, February, 2011, Page 1 of 10

2 Publications September, 2011 October, 2010 August 2009 Lovett, B.J., & Johnson, T.L. (2011) The impact of presentation level on SCAN-A test performance. Contemporary Issues in Communication Sciences and Disorders. Vol Lovett, B. J., & Johnson, T. L. (2010) Review of the test SCAN-3. Journal of Psychoeducational Assessment, 28: 603 Widen, S., Holmes, A., Johnson, T., Bolin, M., & Erlandson, S. (2009). Hearing, use of hearing protection, and attitudes towards noise among young American adults. International Journal of Audiology, 48, Research Presentations November, 2010 April, 2010 March, 2010 October, 2009 November 2009 November 2008 April 2007 April 2007 November 2006 Johnson, T.L., Lovett, B.J., Kingman, R. The Measurement of Auditory Processing: Does Presentation Level Affect Performance. American Speech-Language Hearing Association, Philadelphia, PA. Johnson, T.L., Lovett, B.J., Krom, E., Marino, S., Rath, A. The Measurement of Auditory Processing: Does Presentation Level Affect Performance. Pennsylvania State Speech-Language Hearing Association, annual meeting, State College, PA. Lovett, B.J., & Johnson, T.L., Auditory Processing Disorder: A Role for the School Psychologist. National Association of School Psychologists Conference, Chicago, IL. Johnson, T.L., & Lovett, B.J., Auditory Processing Disorder: An Applied Primer for School Psychologist. Invited talk, Syracuse University, Department of School Psychology. Johnson, T., Rellinger, E., The Au.D. Externship Year: A Survey of Resources. American Speech-Language Hearing Association, New Orleans, LA. Johnson, T., Audiogram Flash Cards for the ipod. American Speech- Language-Hearing Association, National Convention, Chicago, IL. Seluraj, A., Holmes, A., Erlandson, O., Widen, S., Johnson, T. Hearing Screening Results and Attitudes Towards Noise. American Academy of Audiology, Denver, CO. Dell, S., Erlandson, O., Widén, S., Holmes, A., Johnson, T. Factors Influencing Hearing Protection Use in Young Adults. American Academy of Audiology, Denver CO. Johnson, Theodore L., A Pre- and Post-Course Assessment of Ethics Training. American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, National Convention, Miami, FL. October 2006 Erlandson, O., Widén, S., Holmes, A., Bohlin, M., Johnson, T. Attitudes Toward Noise and Risk Behaviors in Young Adults. National Hearing Conservation Association Conference for Noise-Induced Hearing Loss in Children, Cincinnati, OH. Dr. Ted Johnson, February, 2011, Page 2 of 10

3 June 2005 April 2002 Johnson, T. & McQuaide-Bell, K., A Case Study: The University of Florida Distance Learning Doctor of Audiology Program. Distance Learning Administration Conference, Jekyll Island, GA. Johnson, T., Counseling Education in Audiology: Where Do We Stand? survey of 1,200 clinical professionals to determine attitudes and opinions related to counseling training. American Academy of Audiology Conference, Philadelphia, PA (April 2002). Research in Progress Clinical Utility of the SCAN Test of Auditory Processing: Perspectives of Speech-Language Pathologists Undergraduate Students' Attitudes Towards Noise: Measurement Across U.S. & European College Samples Related Professional Experience Director of Audiology Services, Hunterdon Otolaryngology Associates, Flemington, NJ. Clinical audiology, supervision of staff audiologists, recruitment and training of professional staff, development of marketing and patient support programs Clinical Audiologist, David J. Sand, M.D., Princeton, NJ. Clinical audiology in an otolaryngology practice. Full range of audiology services including ABR, ENG, and hearing aid dispensing Regional Marketing Support Audiologist, ReSound Corp, Redwood City, CA. Sales, marketing, and training support for hearing aid products and software Marketing Field Support, Audiology Office Management Systems, Starkey Laboratories, Marlton, NJ. Sales and technical support for clinical hearing aid office software systems Vice President, Marketing & Operations, The Hearing Laboratory at Pearle Vision, Union, NJ. Management of 45 audiology offices and staff in Northeast U.S. Recruitment, hiring, training, and supervision of 60 audiologists. Corporate liaison between The Hearing Laboratory and Pearle Vision for contract compliance, state and federal regulations. Development of professional marketing programs resulting in $4+M in annual revenue Audiologist/Consultant, E.J. Constance & Associates, Trenton, NJ. Owner/partner in speech pathology and audiology private practice. Direct client services and contract services to state agencies. Awards Graduate Assistant, Department of Speech Pathology and Audiology, Trenton State College 1994 Award for Continuing Education (A.C.E.), American Speech- Language Hearing Association 1998 Award for Continuing Education (A.C.E.), American Speech- Language Hearing Association Dr. Ted Johnson, February, 2011, Page 3 of 10

4 Military Service Captain, U.S. Army Reserve. Graduate of NJ Military Academy, Active and Reserve service, Field Artillery and Adjutant General Corps. Academic Service The College of New Jersey (TCNJ) Commissioned by the Dean of the School of Education to investigate the feasibility and marketability of a collaborative Doctor of Audiology program between University of Medicine and Dentistry NJ, and TCNJ. Course Development: Professional Issues in Communication Disorders, Counseling for Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists, a collaborative, interdisciplinary project between Speech Pathology and Counseling Departments. Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) / Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania Appointed by Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education as Coordinator, Doctor of Audiology Programs, serving as liaison between IUP and Bloomsburg. University for oversight of the development and implementation of the Doctor Of Audiology program at Bloomsburg. Responsibilities included: Faculty credential review. Participation in Bloomsburg Course Approval Committee. Au.D. student thesis committees. Course development, distance learning: Professional Ethics and Cultural Diversity, Bloomsburg University. Course development, distance learning: Issues and perspectives in Audiology. Participation in outside national accreditation assessment review by the American Speech-Language Hearing Association (ASHA). Pennsylvania College of Optometry (PCO) Elmira College Curriculum Development Committee. Development and implementation of course work for the PCO resident Doctor of Audiology program. Externship Placement Coordinator. Administrative responsibility for identifying and evaluating externship placement opportunities for fourth-year clinical Doctor of Audiology students. Course development: Industrial Hearing Conservation. Doctoral-level course in identification and management of industrial noise issues governed by OSHA. General Education Committee. ( ). Responsible for evaluating and refining general education requirements. Also responsible for review and development of assessment issues related to general education course. Chair, Graduate and Advanced Study Committee, Review of issues related to graduate and continuing education programs, including evaluation of credentials of adjunct faculty, recruit and hire adjunct faculty, advise and monitor assessment efforts of adjunct faculty, and review student appeals for transfer course credit. Co-Chair, Human Research Review Board, present). Establish guidelines and policies for review of proposed human subject research conducted by students and faculty. Responsible for approving research protocols, requesting Dr. Ted Johnson, February, 2011, Page 4 of 10

5 American Speech-Language Hearing Association (ASHA) modifications, or disapproving research. Course Development: SPH 1905, Noise Pollution: Effects on Society, undergraduate course designed to help the student recognize the effects of noise on our environment, how to measure and evaluate noise situations, and national, state, local legislation associated with noise. Director, Hearing Conservation Program for developing and implementing the campus-wide Hearing Conservation Plan as required for compliance with the Occupational Health Safety Administration (OSHA). Community Hearing Screening (October 2008, 2009, 2010). Coordinate and supervise auditory (hearing) screenings for approximately 100 Schuyler County Head Start pre-school students. Screenings in 2008 incorporated otoacoustic emissions (OAE) screening, the most advanced and universally accepted state-ofthe art auditory hearing screening technology. Reviewer (by invitation) of applications for the 2008 and 2009 Audiology/Hearing Science Research Travel Award (ARTA) sponsored by ASHA. Winners in three research doctoral or postdoctoral settings received a travel stipend to the annual ASHA convention. Review criteria included curriculum vitae detailing research and clinical activities, a two-page essay describing research interests and any further research goals in audiology or hearing science, and a letter of recommendation from the primary mentor. American Speech-Language Hearing Association (ASHA) Member, ASHA Special Interest Division 8, Hearing Conservation and Occupational Audiology. It is the mission of the Special Interest Division on Hearing Conservation and Occupational Audiology to prevent hearing impairment from exposure to noise and other toxic agents by: increasing understanding of the problem and knowledge of effective intervention strategies, monitoring and promoting appropriate regulatory activity and legislation, educating the public and related professionals, facilitating communication within ASHA and among related professional organizations, promoting excellence in hearing conservation, and promoting needed research. Professional Affiliations and Licenses 1984 present 1984 present Member, American Speech-Language Hearing Association (ASHA) Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC-A) NJ Hearing Aid Dispenser License 1986 present NJ Audiology License 2004 present PA Audiology License 2008 present NY Audiology License Summary of Courses Taught Undergraduate Audiology Clinic Audiology Seminar: Advanced Topics in Audiology Auditory Disorders Aural Rehabilitation Environmental Noise Pollution Freshman Core: Order and Chaos Hearing Science Introduction to Communication Disorders Introduction to Measurement of Hearing Dr. Ted Johnson, February, 2011, Page 5 of 10

6 Graduate Doctoral Doctoral Facilitator Advanced Audiology Auditory Disorders Aural Rehabilitation Development of Communication for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Electroacoustic Amplification Systems for the Hearing Impaired Electrodiagnostic Measurements Hearing Aid Fitting and Dispensing Independent Investigation: Aural Rehabilitation Independent Investigation: Counseling in Audiology Instrumentation and Advanced Audiological Assessment and Techniques Multicultural Issues in Communication Disorders Physiological Aspects of Hearing Pathologies Research Methods in Speech Pathology and Audiology Basic Auditory Assessment Hearing Aids: Technical and Theoretical Considerations Hearing Conservation and Industrial Audiology Issues and Perspectives in Audiology Practice Professional Ethics and Cultural Diversity Applied Auditory Electrophysiology Audiologic Assessment in a Medical Setting Aural Rehabilitation and Auditory Processing Disorders Balance Disorders: Evaluation and Treatment. Business and Professional Issues in Hearing Health Care Cochlear Implants and Assistive Technology Counseling Individuals with Hearing Loss Occupational and Environmental Hearing Conservation Principles of Amplification Chronology of Courses Taught Summer 2000 University of Florida CAS 7311 Audiologic Assessment in a Medical Setting Fall 2000, The College of New Jersey SPAU Research Methods in Speech Pathology and Audiology SPAU Research Methods in Speech Pathology and Audiology SPAU Advanced Audiology SPAU Physiological Aspects of Hearing Pathologies Spring 2001 The College of New Jersey SPAU Instrumentation & Advanced Audiological Assessment & Techniques SPAU Electrodiagnostic Measurements SPAU Electroacoustic Amplification Systems for the Hearing Impaired SPAU Aural Rehabilitation (undergraduate) SPAU Independent Investigation Aural Rehabilitation (Graduate) Fall 2001 University of Florida CAS 7390 Business & Professional Issues in Hearing Health Care. Fall 2001 The College of New Jersey SPAU Research Methods in Speech Pathology and Audiology SPAU Research Methods in Speech Pathology and Audiology SPAU Advanced Audiology SPAU Physiological Aspects of Hearing Pathologies SPAU Independent Investigation Counseling in Audiology Dr. Ted Johnson, February, 2011, Page 6 of 10

7 Spring 2002 The College of New Jersey SPAU Development of Communication for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing SPAU Electrodiagnostic Measurements SPAU Electroacoustic Amplification Systems for The Hearing Impaired SPAU Hearing Aid Fitting and Dispensing SPAU Independent Investigation Counseling Research Summer 2002 University of Florida SPA 3348 Principles of Amplification SPA 7353 Occupational and Environmental Hearing Conservation Fall 2002 The College of New Jersey SPAU 320 Introduction To Communication Disorders (Undergraduate) SPAU 318 Introduction To Measurement of Hearing (Undergraduate) SPAU 570 Research Methods in Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology SPAU 560 Multicultural Issues in Communication Disorders Fall 2002 University of Florida CAS 7390 Balance Disorders: Evaluation & Treatment SPA 7325 Aural Rehabilitation / Auditory Processing Disorders Spring 2003 University of Florida SPA 7566 Counseling CAS 7390 Business & Professional Issues in Hearing Health Care Spring 2003 The College of New Jersey SPAU 530 Organization, Supervision, and Admin. of Programs in SLP & Audiology SPAU 665 Dynamics of Hearing Aid Fitting and Dispensing SPAU 597 Selected Topics in SLP: Central Auditory Processing Disorders SPAU 690 Audiology Clinic for SLP s On-campus SPAU 692 Audiology Clinical Supervision Off-campus Summer 2003 University of Florida SPA 7318 Applied Auditory Electrophysiology CAS 7393 Cochlear Implants and Assistive Technology Fall 2003 University of Florida CAS 7311 Audiologic Assessment in a Medical Setting SPA 3348 Principles of Amplification Spring 2004 University of Florida SPA 7353 Occupational and Environmental Hearing Conservation CAS 7390 Balance Disorders: Evaluation and Treatment Spring 2004 Indiana University of Pennsylvania IUP Hearing Conservation Program Administration Hearing Aids: Theoretical and Technical Considerations Bloomsburg, Doctoral Course Release Bloomsburg, Doctor of Audiology Coordinator (admin.) Summer 2004 Indiana University of Pennsylvania Summer 2004 University of Florida CAS 7390 Business & Professional Issues in Hearing Health Care SPA 7318 Applied Auditory Electrophysiology Dr. Ted Johnson, February, 2011, Page 7 of 10

8 Fall 2004 Indiana University of Pennsylvania IUP Hearing Conservation Program Administration Hearing Aids: Theoretical and Technical Considerations Bloomsburg, Doctoral Course Release Bloomsburg, Doctor of Audiology Coordinator (admin) Fall 2004 University of Florida CAS 7393 Cochlear Implants and Assistive Technology CAS 7311 Audiologic Assessment in a Medical Setting Spring 2005 Indiana University of Pennsylvania IUP Hearing Conservation Program Administration Assistive Listening Devices Bloomsburg, Doctoral Course Release Bloomsburg, Doctor of Audiology Coordinator (admin.) Spring 2005 University of Florida SPA 3348 Principles of Amplification SPA 7353 Occupational and Environmental Hearing Conservation Summer 2005 Indiana University of Pennsylvania Issues and Perspectives in Audiology (Bloomsburg) Summer 2005 University of Florida CAS 7390 Balance Disorders: Evaluation & Treatment SPA 7325 Aural Rehabilitation / Auditory Processing Disorders Fall 2005 Indiana University of Pennsylvania IUP Hearing Conservation Program Administration Professional Ethics and Cultural Diversity in Audiology Bloomsburg, Doctoral Course Release Bloomsburg, Doctor of Audiology Coordinator (admin) Fall 2005 University of Florida SPA 7318 Applied Auditory Electrophysiology CAS 7393 Cochlear Implants and Assistive Technology Spring 2006 Indiana University of Pennsylvania IUP Hearing Conservation Program Administration Issues and Perspectives in Audiology Practice Bloomsburg, Doctoral Course Release Bloomsburg, Doctor of Audiology Coordinator (admin.) Spring 2006 University of Florida SPA 7566 Counseling CAS 7390 Business & Professional Issues in Hearing Health Care Summer 2006 University of Florida SPA 7318 Applied Auditory Electrophysiology CAS 7393 Cochlear Implants and Assistive Technology Summer 2006 Pennsylvania College of Optometry AC341 Clerkship IV Dr. Ted Johnson, February, 2011, Page 8 of 10

9 Fall,2006 Pennsylvania College of Optometry AC132 Basic Auditory Assessment AC135 Hearing Conservation and Industrial Audiology AC321 Clerkship II AC330 Clinical Case Conference Spring 2007 University of Florida CAS 7311 Audiologic Assessment in a Medical Setting SPA 3348 Principles of Amplification Summer 2007 University of Florida CAS 7390 Balance Disorders: Evaluation and Treatment SPA 7325 Aural Rehabilitation / Auditory Processing Disorders Fall 2007 University of Florida CAS 7390 Business and Professional Issues in Hearing Health Care Fall 2007 Elmira College SPH 2300 Introduction to Audiology I SPH 4590 Audiology Seminar: Advanced Topics in Audiology SPH 3750 Audiology: Clinical Practice Winter 2008 Elmira College SPH 3221 Introduction to Audiology II SPH 3595 Aural Rehabilitation SPH 3750 Audiology: Clinical Practice Spring 2008 Elmira College SPH 1905 Noise Pollution: Effects on Society and Environment SPH 3750 Audiology: Clinical Practice Fall 2008 Elmira College SPH 2300 Hearing Science SPH 3750 Audiology: Clinical Practice SPH 3950 Directed Study: Aural Rehabilitation Fall 2008 University of West Georgia (via Distance Learning) SLPA 6760 Auditory Disorders in School-age Children Winter 2009 Elmira College SPH 3595 Aural Rehabilitation SPH 3750 Audiology: Clinical Practice SPH 2600 Auditory Disorders & Assessment FRS 1020 Freshman Core: Order and Chaos Spring 2009 Elmira College SPH 1905 Noise Pollution: Effects on Society and Environment SPH 3750 Audiology Clinical Practice Spring 2009 University of West Georgia (via Distance Learning) SLPA 6707 Aural Rehabilitation Summer 2009 Elmira College SPH /3750 Directed Study: Audiology Clinical Practice Fall 2009 Elmira College SPH 2300 Hearing Science SPH 3595 Aural Rehabilitation SPH 3750 Audiology Clinical Practice Dr. Ted Johnson, February, 2011, Page 9 of 10

10 Fall 2009 University of West Georgia (via Distance Learning) SLPA 6760 Auditory Disorders in School-age Children Winter 2010 Elmira College SPH 2600 Hearing Disorders and Assessment SPH 3595 Aural Rehabilitation SPH 3750 Audiology Clinical Practice Spring 2009 University of West Georgia (via Distance Learning) SLPA 6707 Aural Rehabilitation Summer 2010 Elmira College SPH 3750 Audiology Clinic: Hearing Conservation Fall 2010 University of West Georgia (via Distance Learning) SLPA 6760 Auditory Disorders in School-age Children Fall 2010 Elmira College SPH 2300 Hearing Science SPH 3595 Aural Rehabilitation SPH 3750 Audiology Clinical Practice SPH 4520 Academic Fellow supervision Winter, 2011 Elmira College SPH 2600 Hearing Disorders and Assessment SPH 4590 Seminar Advanced Topics in Audiology SPH 3750 Audiology Clinic SPH 4520 Academic Fellow supervision SPH 4519 Audiology Internship supervision Spring 2011 University if West Georgia (via Distance Learning) SLAPA 6707 Aural Rehabilitation Fall 2011 Elmira College SPH 2300 Hearing Science SPH 4590 Seminar: Advanced Audiology Topics SPH 3750 Audiology Clinic Fall 2011 University of West Georgia (via Distance Learning) SLPA 6760 Auditory Disorders in School-age Children Dr. Ted Johnson, February, 2011, Page 10 of 10