Dr. Heather Malyuk (Au.D.) is a musician and audiologist who hails from Northeast Ohio but is known internationally as an expert clinician and public speaker in the field of music audiology. She owns and directs Soundcheck Audiology and is also a co-investigator with Gateway Biotechnology, Inc, where she is researching tinnitus and the effects of sound exposure on hearing.

A long time audio engineer for film, Laura career expanded into hearing health as an audiologist after over-exposing her ears to her work and the bustling, busy, loud metropolis NYC. She ran the Sensaphonics Musician's Hearing Clinic, a Chicago-based institution that has served musicians for over 30 years. Now based in Central New York and NYC, Laura provides traveling and concierge audiology services for musicians, media professionals, and music lovers. In addition to her doctorate degree from the City University of New York, she has a Music Technology master's and bachelor's degree from New York University and the University of Colorado at Denver, respectively.

Dr. Juan Vasquez, originally from southern California, studied audiology in Oregon and has been a practicing audiologist in Chicago since 2019. As a musician and hearing healthcare provider, he is passionate about the importance of education in hearing preservation and the methods which best suit each individual. He has a breadth of clinical experience including diagnostics, amplification, counseling, and his main interest is in hearing conservation and tinnitus.

Dr. Shannon Switzer is a Chicago-based audiologist whose goal is to empower patients to become active participants in their hearing healthcare. She understands that listening needs are highly individualized, and focuses on creating customized treatment plans for every patient. As a native Vermonter, Dr. Switzer completed her Bachelor of Science at the University of Vermont in 2014 and earned her Doctorate of Audiology from Northwestern University in 2017. She is a fellow of the American Academy of Audiology and enjoys practicing across a variety of clinical settings, including private practices, VA hospitals, ENT clinics, and completing contract work for Sensaphonics Hearing Conservation.

Lisa Tannenbaum, M.S., is a licensed audiologist in California and has more than 30 years’ experience providing ear protection and hearing devices for thousands of clients. An early adopter of Music Industry Audiology, Lisa established Musician’s Hearing Services in 1993—the first practice on the West Coast to focus on the audiological needs of musicians, sound engineers, and production personnel. Lisa is adept in ear injury prevention for people who work or play in high-volume listening environments and in devising practical, effective solutions for anyone who experiences auditory challenges—musical or otherwise

Dr. Frank Wartinger is an audiologist who founded Earmark Hearing Conservation, a full-service audiology practice serving the specialized needs of musicians both within the Philadelphia area, and nationally via teleservices. Additionally, he is a clinical specialist at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, where he oversees the Healthy Hearing Community Education Program and the Department of Audiology's clinical Hearing Conservation and Tinnitus services. When not in the clinic or lecturing, he is an active audio engineer and music producer.

Matthew Bell is a musician and audiologist with special interest in working with musicians and other music-minded individuals. An electric guitarist for more than 35 years, he earned a Bachelor of Music in guitar performance from Utah State University and worked for many years as a professional musician. He earned a Doctor of Audiology degree from the University of Washington and currently works as a clinical audiologist and audiology educator.

Passionate about hearing conservation, public health, advocacy, and hearing education, especially among musicians and performing artists.

Dr. London Gleghorn is an audiologist and speech-language pathologist. She is the owner of Sound Access in St. Louis, which she founded to promote hearing wellness and hearing loss prevention. She specializes in working with music industry professionals, but enjoys working with anyone dedicated to their hearing wellness. Her clinical interests include hearing conservation, hearing assessment, in-ear monitors, tinnitus, amplification, and aural rehabilitation.

My name is Gabrielle Massoth and I am a Clinical Audiologist with experience working at Weill Cornell Medicine in New York City and Beverly Hills Hearing Center in Los Angeles. My specialties include hearing evaluations, hearing aid selection and fittings, tinnitus management, and hearing conservation.

Dr. Jason Baker is a licensed audiologist in Tennessee and is the owner of Music City Audiology (MCA). MCA provides convenient access to ear and hearing healthcare through mobile, concierge services in Nashville. Dr. Baker received his Doctor of Audiology (Au.D.) degree from The University of Texas at Dallas and moved to Nashville in 2020. With his passion for hearing conservation and a love for music, Nashville became the perfect fit to serve those in the music industry.

Dr. Patty Johnson has 35 years' experience in audiology diagnosis and treatment. She facilitated development of two clinical speech-in-noise tests that are used worldwide, and published and lectured on noise exposure, hearing protection and speech-in-noise testing. As a person with tinnitus, she provides evidence-based solutions and understands the importance of education in the treatment process. She is licensed in Florida and Wisconsin and holds Masters’ and Doctoral degrees in Audiology.