TONIA MURPHY BEVERLY
7380 Wilmer Georgetown Road
Wilmer, AL 36587
(251) 591-2473
EDUCATION:
Doctor of Audiology
University of Florida, Gainseville, FL
Dec., 2001
Master of Science in Speech and Hearing Sciences
Emphasis: Audiology
University of South Alabama, Mobile, AL
Dec., 1991
Bachelor of Science in Speech and Hearing Sciences
University of South Alabama, Mobile, AL
June, 1990
Associate of Arts is General Studies
Pensacola Junior College, Pensacola, FL
1987
WORK EXPERIENCE:
August 1, 1992
to Present
Clinical Audiologist/Supervisor, University of South Alabama
Speech and Hearing Center, Mobile, Alabama
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Trained and supervised Audiology graduate students
Obtained case histories
Administered comprehensive diagnostic audiology evaluations and
interpreted results
Administered and interpreted OAE, neurodiagnostic ABR, EcochG, and
ENG tests
Conducted and interpreted threshold ABR assessments using both click and
tone burst stimuli
Conducted cochlear implant mappings
Conducted neonatal hearing screenings via AABR
Administered and interpreted Auditory Processing evaluations
Conducted aural rehabilitation therapy for patients using hearing aid
amplification and/or cochlear implants
Conducted aural rehabilitation therapy for patients demonstrating auditory
processing disorders
Counseled patients regarding audiological results and appropriate
intervention
Dispensed traditional analog, digitally programmable analog, and digital
hearing aids
Verified hearing aid fittings via real ear measurements and simulated real
ear measurements
Validated hearing aid fittings via efficacy measures such as the APHAB and
COSI
Presented lectures to professional organizations, as well as inservices to the
community
Served on various departmental committees, including Clinic Committee,
Academic and Admissions Committee and Budget Committee
January 1, 2002
to December 31, 2003
Interim Clinical Coordinator of Audiology, University of South
Alabama Speech and Hearing Center, Mobile, Alabama
In addition to the responsibilities of Clinical Audiologist/Supervisor, I also
performed the following tasks:
 Coordinated supervisory assignments for Audiology staff and faculty
 Coordinated clinical assignments for graduate Audiology students
 Tracked clinical clock hours for Audiology graduate students for the
purpose of meeting ASHA certification requirements
 Developed/coordinated off-campus practicum sites for Audiology graduate
students
 Developed procedures/policies relevant to the operation of Audiology
services
October 2009 to
January 2010
Interim (Contract) Audiologist, United States Veteran’s
Administration, Pensacola Florida
 Conducted Compensation and Pension Evaluations for Veterans, including
complete audiological assessments and tinnitus evaluations
November 18, 1991
to August 1, 1992
Clinical Fellow (part-time), University of South Alabama Speech
and Hearing Center, Mobile, Alabama
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November 18, 1991
to August 1, 1992
Conducted comprehensive audiological evaluations
Administered and interpreted ENG and ABR assessments
Dispensed analog hearing aids
Clinical Fellow (part-time), Mobile Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat
Center, P.C., Mobile, Alabama
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Conducted comprehensive audiological evaluations
Administered ENG and ABR assessments
CERTIFICATION, LICENSURE AND MEMBERSHIPS:
American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, Certified Member, 1992 to Present
Licensed to practice Audiology, State of Alabama, 1992 to Present
Alabama Board of Examiners for Speech for Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology, Board Member
October, 2010- Present
Speech and Hearing Association of Alabama, Member 1995 to 2007; Audiology Councilor 2001 to 2003,
Annual Convention Exhibits Chair 1996 & 1997
Bay Area Speech and Hearing Association, Member 1997 to 2007, Membership Chair 2001 to 2003, Treasurer
1997 to 1999
American Academy of Audiology, Fellow, 1999 to 2004
Auditory-Verbal International, Member, 1998 to 2001
National Student Speech-Language-Hearing Association Advisor, University of South Alabama, 1996 to 2002
PRESENTATIONS:
Berry, K., Maddox, L., and Beverly,T. Communication Strategies for the Hearing Impaired. Inservice Knollwood Pointe Assisted Living Community, Mobile AL, February, 2009.
Sherman, L., Jones, M., and Beverly, T. Panel Discussion: Early Identification and Intervention for Children with
Hearing Loss. Presentation to the National Student Speech-Language and Hearing Association –University
of South Alabama Chapter, Mobile, AL. January, 2009.
Beverly, T., and Love, C. Current Trends in Audiology: Focus on Auditory Neuropathy and Autism. Presentation
to the Bay Area Speech and Hearing Association. Mobile, AL. January, 2009.
Aarts, N.L., Roberts, W.M., and Griffin, T. M. Pediatric Hearing Aid Fitting: Digital v. Analog Technology.
Presentation at the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Annual Convention, New Orleans,
LA. November 2001.
Griffin, T. Current Trends in Audiology: Auditory Neuropathy – How Do We Manage These Children?
Presentation to the Bay Area Speech and Hearing Association, Mobile, AL. March, 2001.
Aarts, N.L., Roberts. W., and Griffin, T. Using Advance Hearing Aid Technology with a Pediatric Population:
Why, How, and When. Presentation at the Speech and Hearing Association of Alabama Annual
Convention, Huntsville, AL. March, 2001.
Romine, D. and Griffin, T. An Overview of Hearing Loss and Assistive Listening Devices. Inservice – Mary Abby
Berg Center, Mobile, AL. August, 2000.
Caffee, C. and Griffin T. An Overview of Hearing Loss. Inservice – Westminster Village, Spanish Fort, AL.
August, 2000.
Chase, P. and Griffin, T. Early Hearing Loss Detection and Intervention in the Developmental Follow-Up Clinic.
Presentation at the Birmingham Ear Institute Workshop, Birmingham, AL. June, 2000.
Griffin, T., Tapia, P. and Holyfield, A. Neonatal Hearing Screenings: Prevalence of Hearing Loss and Importance
of Universal Infant Screening. Presentation to Association of Women’s Health Obstetrics and Neonatal
Nurses, Mobile, AL. March, 2000.
Chase, P., Griffin, T. and Mayhall, W. Universal Newborn Hearing Screenings: The Key to Early Diagnosis of
Hearing Loss – Case Studies. Presentation to University of South Alabama Department of Obstretics and
Gynecology and the Perinatal Outreach Program, Mobile, AL. April, 1999.
Roberts, E. and Griffin, T. Distinguishing Language Deficits from CAP. Presentation to the Bay Area Speech and
Hearing Association, Mobile, AL. October, 1996.
Griffin, T. Communicating with the Elderly. Inservice – Little Sisters of the Poor, Mobile, AL. July, 1996.
Griffin, T., Garcia, R., Holston, T. and Mendoza, L. CAP Population: Profiles for Better Understanding. Poster
Session at the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Annual Convention, Orlando, FL.
December, 1995.
Griffin, T. Central Auditory Processing Problems: Identification and Management. Inservice – Fairway
Residential Treatment Program, Mobile Mental Health. Mobile, AL. November, 1995.
Griffin, T. An Overview of Hearing and Hearing Loss. Presentation to the Self Help for the Hard of Hearing Group
– Mobile Center for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. Mobile, AL. January, 1995.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE:
AUD 641, Immittance and Otoacoustic Emission Measures, 2009
AUD 646, Pediatric Aural Rehabilitation, 2006 & 2009
AUD 670, Clinical Practicum I, 2004 to Present
AUD 671, Clinical Practicum II, 2004 to Present
SHS 480, Issues in Clinical Practicum, 2004 to Present
SPA 588, Audiology for Speech-Language Pathologists, 1999
SPA 573, Advanced Aural Rehabilitation, 1999
SPA 595, Graduate Practicum: Speech-Language-Hearing, 1993 to 2004
SPA 480, Introduction to the Clinical Process, 1992 to 2004
SPA 577, Specialized Audiological Procedures, 1998
SPA 592, Seminar in Audiology, 1992 to 1998
REFERENCES:
Available
upon request