DONALD A VOGEL
Audiology in New York, NY

Audiologist at YAI, Assistant Professor at Hunter College- CUNY, Member at Metropolitan NY Council of University Clinic Directors, Center Director, Assistant Professor at Hunter College, Member at American Academy of Audiology

Higher Education

YAI since Mar 2008 - Audiologist Hunter College- CUNY since 2003 - Assistant Professor Metropolitan NY Council of University Clinic Directors since Sep 2003 - Member Hunter College since Aug 2003 - Center Director, Assistant Professor American Academy of Audiology since 1990 - Member NY State Speech-Language Hearing Association 1985 - 2010 - Member Central Michigan University 1999 - 2003 - Student Lenox Hill Hospital Jul 1992 - Aug 2003 - Director of Audiology Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center Jun 1985 - Jun 1992 - Senior Audiologist

Central Michigan University 1999 - 2003
Doctorate, Audiology Adelphi University 1975 - 1977
Masters, Audiology Adelphi University 1970 - 1975
BA, Communication Sciences

Audiology, Healthcare, Skillsets, Ethics, Rehabilitation, Pediatrics, Adults

Audiology, graphics, audiometry, balance, dizziness, pediatrics, communication sciences, communication disorders, ethics, licensure, certification, accreditation

Publications: Cascella, P & Vogel, D, 2008 "Student Self-Directed Professional Development as a Formative Assessment Skill”, DIV 10 Persp Vogel, DA, McCarthy, PC, Bratt, JW, Brewer, C, 2007 “The Clinical Audiogram: Its History and Current Use” Comm Dis Rev Scheffler, F, Vogel, DA, Astern, R, Burgess, J, Conneally, T, & Salerno, K, 2007 “Screening for Communication and Cognitive Disorders in Infants and Toddlers,” Ped Nurs Wilson, MP, Vogel, DA, Edwards, B, 2007 “State Licensure, National Certification and Continuing Education”, Sem in Hear Vol. 28, No.1 Vogel, DA, 2007 “The First to Make the Big Transition”, Audiology Today, Vol. 19, No. 1 Vogel, DA, 2006 “Audiologist’s Credentials,” Audiology Today, Vol. 18, No. 2 Vogel, DA, 2004 “Professional Growth”, Audiology Today, Vol. 16 No. 6 Vogel, DA, 2002 “The Joint Commission and How It Affects Us”, ASHA Leader, No. 18 Oct. 8 Vogel, DA, 2000 Which Is My Best Foot And How Far Forward Do I Put It? American Academy of Audiology

Director of Development at Long Island Children's Museum

Museums and Institutions

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