Margaret Glenney, M.A., CCC-A

Education

M.A. Communication Disorders, 1985

University of Connecticut, Storrs, Connecticut

B.A. Communication Science, 1981

State University of New York at Plattsburgh, Plattsburgh, New York

Professional experience

September 2017 to present

I have owned a private practice in Roanoke VA specializing in helping children exhibiting neuro-developmental delays which often include hyperacusis and misophonia and other sensory and central auditory processing issues.

June 2016 to present

I have worked as a fee basis audiologist at the Salem VA Medical Center.

September 2016 to June 2018

I worked as an ELL teacher at GW Carver elementary school in Salem, VA.

September 2014 to June 2016

I worked as a substitute teacher and returned to school to obtain my teacher’s certification in English 6-12th grade, ELL K-12, and Speech Communication.

June 1998 to September 2014

I ran a small farm in upstate New York and Roanoke, VA. I supervised all employees, raised crops and animals, and produced finished products including soaps, canned goods, herbs and produce.

March 1997 to June 1998

I was an independent contractor to Jones Memorial Hospital in Wellsville, New York. I provided a full scope of audiological services to a small regional hospital.

April 1993 to December 1995

I was an independent contractor to an early intervention program in Northern Pennsylvania. My work consisted of home visits and intervention services. This included diagnostic and rehabilitative services to special needs infants and children.

August 1990 to August 1992

I owned a private practice in Kodiak, Alaska. I provided comprehensive audiological services to the hospital, area physicians, and small villages on the island.

August 1988 to August 1989

I served as clinical faculty at the University of South Carolina in Columbia, South Carolina. I provided clinical supervision for graduate students in both Speech Pathology and Audiology. I also taught graduate level courses in Industrial Audiology. I presented a case-study at the AAA convention regarding the abnormality of Arnold-Chiari Malformation and its effects on ABR testing.

September 1985 to August 1988

I worked as a Clinical Audiologist at the Mary Imogene Bassett Hospital in Cooperstown, New York. I provided clinical support services primarily for the ENT clinic. My duties also included instruction and training as a CAOHC instructor. I also participated in and published clinical research regarding hearing loss in the farming occupation.

January 1984 to August 1985

I was employed at the U.S. Naval Base in Groton, Connecticut. As an Audiologist, I supervised several occupational hearing conservation technicians and the Hearing Conservation Program. I also provided support services to the hospital, both examining and treating active duty, dependent and civilian personnel.

Publications and presentations

• Glenney, Margaret R. (2019). Auditory Processing, Hallowell Davis, Encephalopathy and Occam’s Razor. Manuscript in preparation.
• Glenney, Margaret R. (2019). Auditory Processing, Acoustic Reflexes and Primary Reflex Persistence. To be presented at the American Speech and Hearing Convention, November 2019, Orlando, FL. Withdrawn for personal reasons.
• Glenney, Margaret R. (2019, May). The Language of Hearing: Auditory Disorders and Interventions for Children on the Spectrum. Presented at the meeting of AutismOne, Chicago, IL.
• Glenney, Margaret R. A Discussion of Children with Obvious Hearing and Balance Disorders Being Mislabelled in the Psycho-neuro-developmental and Educational World: An Historical Analysis. Hearing, Balance and Communication 17, no. 2 (2019): 127-31, doi:10.1080/21695717.2019.1591005.
• Glenney, Margaret R. (2018). The Language of Hearing. Audiology Today, July-August issue, 74-76. Read it on audiology.org
• May, J., Marvel, M., Regan, M., Marvel, L., & Pratt, D. (1990). Noise-induced hearing loss in randomly selected New York dairy farmers. American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 333-337.
• Regan, Margaret. (1990). Arnold-Chiari Malformation: Some Audiological Features. Journal of the American Academy of Audiology, Volume 1 (Number 1), 46.

Memberships and licenses

American Speech and Hearing Association

1985 through present

Commonwealth of Virginia

Expires 12/30/2020

State of Alaska

#147, expires 9/30/2020

Personal

I grew up in Rochester, New York and have seven children and three grandchildren.

References are available upon request.