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Catherine Fabian is an Associate Clinical Professor and the Assistant Director Coordinator of Clinical Education in Audiology at Northwestern University. Her clinical interests focus on functional neurology related to individuals’ peripheral and central auditory systems, with a particular emphasis on assessing and treating the impact of injury, illness, and noise exposure on hearing and auditory processing. She is experienced in assessing and treating auditory dysfunction in children and managing tinnitus, as well as performing evaluations for central auditory processing disorders (CAPD). Catherine has a proven track record in the development of CAPD assessments and therapy programs, alongside conducting multidisciplinary research on auditory and vestibular dysfunction stemming from brain injuries. Additionally, she has directed a Universal Newborn Hearing Screening Program for a large regional health system, showcasing her commitment to improving the early identification and management of hearing loss and auditory disorders. With her passion for both teaching and practice, she aims to expand the reach of audiology specialties and increase awareness and management strategies for hearing-related issues.
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