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Jennifer B. Shinn

Professor Chief of Audiology

University of Kentucky

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Jennifer B. Shinn

University of Kentucky

Professor Chief of Audiology

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audiology hearing loss ophthalmology neurology neuroscience pediatrics hearing research auditory science bioacoustics otorhinolaryngology rural health health care auditory physiology noise neonatology community health pediatric otolaryngology patient navigation diagnosis health communication child development clinical otolaryngology cochlear implants ehealth human hearing auditory processing disorders systematic review cochlear implantation acoustic neuromas auditory cortical processing older adults oral health oral biology oral medicine women's studies respiratory medicine health technology behavioral disorders neurorehabilitation child neurology translational psychiatry psychological medicine psychiatric research molecular psychiatry biological psychiatry early diagnosis rural development investigative studies psychoacoustics urban health community environments covid-19 pandemic larynx later adulthood opioid use disorder vestibular system neck oncology audio analysis neurological function neurological disorders clinical psychiatry psychotic disorders neuropsychiatry speechlanguage pathology test performance auditory training pure-tone audiogram current epidemiology management trends acoustic neuroma pediatric population rural children congenital hearing loss

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Central Auditory Processing in Children is Affected by Perinatal Hiv Exposure. The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal (2025)

pediatricshivhearing researchhearing losspediatric otolaryngologychild neurology

Prioritizing Hearing: Patient and Provider Perspectives on Rural Hearing Health Care and Patient Navigation. Journal of Speech Language and Hearing Research (2025)

Laura BellnierAnthony MahairasMary Katherine ObermanRyleigh BoardMeena PattabiramanCaroline HeltsleyEmily RanseenJennifer ShinnMatthew L. Bush

provider perspectiveshealth carehearing researchhearing lossrural healthpatient navigationhealth sciences

Quality and Readability of Hearing Aid-Related Websites in English and Spanish. Journal of the American Academy of Audiology (2024)

Abbigayle WillgruberBrian KinealyDavid AdkinsMarissa SchuhJennifer B. ShinnTrey A. ClineRyleigh BoardZain HassanMatthew Bush

communication disordersaid-related websitesspeechlanguage pathologyaudiologyhearing researchhearing losslanguageenglishspeech communicationspanish

Sociodemographic Factors Influencing Pandemic-Era Ehdi Use and Access. PubMed (2024)

Nicole PerezDavid AdkinsMarissa SchuhJennifer ShinnLori TravisMatthew Bush

public healthsociodemographic factorssocial determinants of healthsocial sciencespandemic-era ehdi useehealthhealth sciences

Tools for Telehealth: A Correlational Analysis of App‐Based Hearing Testing. Laryngoscope Investigative Otolaryngology (2024)

David AdkinsAnthea PhuongJennifer ShinnTrey ClineJordan HylandMatthew L. Bush

digital healthcorrelational analysistelehealthhealth technologyophthalmologyhealth sciences

Factors Associated With No-Show Rates in a Pediatric Audiology Clinic. Otology & Neurotology (2023)

David AdkinsMarcia V. Rojas-RamirezAnita ShankerClayton P. BurrussBecky MirskyPhilip WestgateJennifer B. ShinnMatthew L. Bush

pediatricsaudiologyno-show rates

Communities Helping the Hearing of Infants by Reaching Parents (Chhirp) Through Patient Navigation: A Hybrid Implementation Effectiveness Stepped Wedge Trial Protocol. BMJ Open (2022)

Matthew BushMiranda HatfieldMarissa SchuhBeverly BalasuriyaAnthony MahairasJulie JacobsChristina StudtsPhilip WestgateNancy SchoenbergJennifer ShinnLiza Creel

health communicationpediatricspublic healthneonatologyhybrid implementation effectivenessaudiologycommunity healthimplementation researchpatient navigationtrial protocol

Behavioral and Hemodynamic Changes Following Dichotic Training in Patients With Neurological Deficits of the Auditory Nervous System: A Case Series. Journal of the American Academy of Audiology (2021)

Trey ClineNicole ColgroveMatthew BushJessica LeeDavid PowellAnders AndersenJeffrey WeihingFrank MusiekJennifer Shinn

audio analysisneuroscienceneurophysiologybehavioral disordersneurological deficitsauditory nervous systemauditory physiologyaudiologydichotic trainingneurorehabilitationneurological disordersbehavioral neurosciencebioacousticshearing lossneurological functionbehavioral sciencesneurologycognitive neurosciencehemodynamic changeshearing research

Impacts of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Communication and Healthcare Access for Adults With Hearing Loss. Otology & Neurotology (2021)

Harper L. WilsonJacob CrouchMarissa SchuhJennifer ShinnMatthew L. Bush

health communicationpublic healthhealth carehealthcare accessoral healthcommunicationehealthhearing lossophthalmologycovid-19 pandemic

Does Adherence to Early Infant Hearing Detection and Intervention Guidelines Positively Impact Pediatric Speech Outcomes?. The Laryngoscope (2020)

Matthew L. BushBeth McNultyJennifer B. Shinn

pediatricsintervention guidelinesotorhinolaryngologyhearing losschild developmentophthalmology

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Jennifer B. Shinn

Professor Chief of Audiology

University of Kentucky

Affiliations

College of Medicine

Ent

Jennifer B. Shinn is currently serving as a College Of Medicine Professor Chief of Audiology at University of Kentucky.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jennifer B. Shinn

University of Kentucky

Professor Chief of Audiology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Central Auditory Processing in Children is Affected by Perinatal Hiv Exposure. The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal (2025)

pediatricshivhearing researchhearing losspediatric otolaryngologychild neurology

Prioritizing Hearing: Patient and Provider Perspectives on Rural Hearing Health Care and Patient Navigation. Journal of Speech Language and Hearing Research (2025)

Laura BellnierAnthony MahairasMary Katherine ObermanRyleigh BoardMeena PattabiramanCaroline HeltsleyEmily RanseenJennifer ShinnMatthew L. Bush

provider perspectiveshealth carehearing researchhearing lossrural healthpatient navigationhealth sciences

Quality and Readability of Hearing Aid-Related Websites in English and Spanish. Journal of the American Academy of Audiology (2024)

Abbigayle WillgruberBrian KinealyDavid AdkinsMarissa SchuhJennifer B. ShinnTrey A. ClineRyleigh BoardZain HassanMatthew Bush

communication disordersaid-related websitesspeechlanguage pathologyaudiologyhearing researchhearing losslanguageenglishspeech communicationspanish

Sociodemographic Factors Influencing Pandemic-Era Ehdi Use and Access. PubMed (2024)

Nicole PerezDavid AdkinsMarissa SchuhJennifer ShinnLori TravisMatthew Bush

public healthsociodemographic factorssocial determinants of healthsocial sciencespandemic-era ehdi useehealthhealth sciences

Tools for Telehealth: A Correlational Analysis of App‐Based Hearing Testing. Laryngoscope Investigative Otolaryngology (2024)

David AdkinsAnthea PhuongJennifer ShinnTrey ClineJordan HylandMatthew L. Bush

digital healthcorrelational analysistelehealthhealth technologyophthalmologyhealth sciences

Factors Associated With No-Show Rates in a Pediatric Audiology Clinic. Otology & Neurotology (2023)

David AdkinsMarcia V. Rojas-RamirezAnita ShankerClayton P. BurrussBecky MirskyPhilip WestgateJennifer B. ShinnMatthew L. Bush

pediatricsaudiologyno-show rates

Communities Helping the Hearing of Infants by Reaching Parents (Chhirp) Through Patient Navigation: A Hybrid Implementation Effectiveness Stepped Wedge Trial Protocol. BMJ Open (2022)

Matthew BushMiranda HatfieldMarissa SchuhBeverly BalasuriyaAnthony MahairasJulie JacobsChristina StudtsPhilip WestgateNancy SchoenbergJennifer ShinnLiza Creel

health communicationpediatricspublic healthneonatologyhybrid implementation effectivenessaudiologycommunity healthimplementation researchpatient navigationtrial protocol

Trey ClineNicole ColgroveMatthew BushJessica LeeDavid PowellAnders AndersenJeffrey WeihingFrank MusiekJennifer Shinn

Impacts of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Communication and Healthcare Access for Adults With Hearing Loss. Otology & Neurotology (2021)

Harper L. WilsonJacob CrouchMarissa SchuhJennifer ShinnMatthew L. Bush

health communicationpublic healthhealth carehealthcare accessoral healthcommunicationehealthhearing lossophthalmologycovid-19 pandemic

Does Adherence to Early Infant Hearing Detection and Intervention Guidelines Positively Impact Pediatric Speech Outcomes?. The Laryngoscope (2020)

Matthew L. BushBeth McNultyJennifer B. Shinn

pediatricsintervention guidelinesotorhinolaryngologyhearing losschild developmentophthalmology

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