Director, Chief Audiologist: LYNN SIROW, PH.D.
Education:
Undergraduate:
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
Case Western Reserve U. 1972
(magna cum laude)
Graduate:
(RSA grant) M.A. in Audiology
Case Western Reserve U. 1973
M. Phil. in Audiology Columbia University 1978
PH.D. IN AUDIOLOGY
Columbia University, 1978
Undergraduate:
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
Case Western Reserve U. 1972
(magna cum laude)
Graduate:
(RSA grant) M.A. in Audiology
Case Western Reserve U. 1973
M. Phil. in Audiology Columbia University 1978
PH.D. IN AUDIOLOGY
Columbia University, 1978
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Graduate Center,
Doctoral program,
City. Univ. of N.Y
New York State Licensure:
Audiology (since 1981)
Hearing Aid Dispensing
(since 1985)
Certificate of Clinical Competence:
American Speech, Language, Hearing Association (obtained 1974).
Professional Society Memberships:
American Acad. of Audiology
Acad. of Doctors of Audiology
American Sp, Lang., & Hring Assoc.
Hearing Care Group
(past president)
Graduate Center,
Doctoral program,
City. Univ. of N.Y
New York State Licensure:
Audiology (since 1981)
Hearing Aid Dispensing
(since 1985)
Certificate of Clinical Competence:
American Speech, Language, Hearing Association (obtained 1974).
Professional Society Memberships:
American Acad. of Audiology
Acad. of Doctors of Audiology
American Sp, Lang., & Hring Assoc.
Hearing Care Group
(past president)
Experience:
Dr. Sirow previously served as the chief of audiology at the V.A. Regional Office in Manhattan from 1978-1981. She was a member of the staff and faculty of the audiology department at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine from 1981-1985. Although she has been in private practice since 1985, she has held adjunct teaching positions at Columbia University, New York University, Long Island University, and the City University of New York (where she currently teaches).
Areas of Specialty:
The diagnosis and treatment (including the prescription of hearing aids) of hearing loss in the elderly, the diagnosis and treatment of auditory processing disorders in children and in the elderly.
Dr. Sirow previously served as the chief of audiology at the V.A. Regional Office in Manhattan from 1978-1981. She was a member of the staff and faculty of the audiology department at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine from 1981-1985. Although she has been in private practice since 1985, she has held adjunct teaching positions at Columbia University, New York University, Long Island University, and the City University of New York (where she currently teaches).
Areas of Specialty:
The diagnosis and treatment (including the prescription of hearing aids) of hearing loss in the elderly, the diagnosis and treatment of auditory processing disorders in children and in the elderly.
