San Antonio, TX. March 16, 2011. AudiologyOnline, the leading online resource for audiology and the hearing profession, today announced that Gus Mueller, Ph.D., has joined the site as Contributing Editor.In this role, Dr. Mueller will manage a new monthly feature on AudiologyOnline entitled "20Q with Gus Mueller" that will examine the latest topics in audiology and hearing science with other leading experts in the field. In addition to providing professionals up-to-the-minute practical information in a variety of areas, 20Q with Gus Mueller will also be available as a text CE activity for AudiologyOnline CEU Total Access members. Dr. Mueller will also lend his expertise to enhancing the AudiologyOnline eLearning live and recorded course offerings, particularly in the area of hearing instrument technology and best practices for selection, fitting, verification and achieving successful outcomes with amplification.
AudiologyOnline President Paul Dybala stated, "Dr. Mueller is one of the foremost leading experts on hearing instruments, as well as a gifted presenter and author. As a Contributing Editor at AudiologyOnline, his expertise at navigating the complex world of evidenced-based research for our everyday use in the clinic and with our patients is going to benefit AudiologyOnline readers around the world. We're very excited to be working with him in this capacity."
Dr. Mueller is Professor of Audiology, Vanderbilt University, and has a private consulting practice nestled between the tundra and reality in Bismarck, ND. He also has faculty appointments at the University of Northern Colorado and Rush University. Dr. Mueller is a Founder of the American Academy of Audiology, a Fellow of the ASHA and is the Hearing Aids Series Editor for Plural Publishing. He also is one of the earGuys at earTunes.com. Dr. Mueller is an internationally known workshop lecturer, and has published nearly 200 articles and book chapters on diagnostic audiology and hearing aid applications. He is the senior author of the books Communication Disorders in Aging, Probe Microphone Measurements, and the co-author of the The Audiologists' Desk Reference, Volumes I and II.
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