Angela Shoup, Ph.D. Professor School Medical School Department Otolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery You have reached the Academic Profile. For more information on the doctor and patient care, please visit the clinical profile. Biography Dr. Shoup received her BS in Speech-Pathology and Audiology, her MS in Communication Disorders and her PhD in Human Development and Communication Disorders from UT Dallas. As Director of the Division of Communicative & Vestibular Disorders, Dr. Shoup provides administrative oversight for a group of audiologists offering state-of-the art services at the Aston Ambulatory Care Center, Parkland Memorial Hospital Outpatient ENT Clinic, Parkland Memorial Hospital Newborn Nursery Hearing Screening Program, Children’s Medical Center and three pediatric clinics in Irving-Coppell, Mesquite, and Plano. Speech-language pathologists from her Division provide services at University Hospital-Zale Lipshy and the Aston Ambulatory Care Center, while a physical therapist treats patients at the Aston Clinic. Dr. Shoup is an Adjunct Professor at UT Dallas where she lectures in the AuD program. Dr. Shoup has published articles and textbook chapters on audiologic procedures and implantable hearing aids. She has been an invited speaker and presented research findings at national and international meetings. Her research interests include implementation of universal newborn hearing screening programs, developmental issues in audition, auditory electrophysiology, diagnostic assessment for auditory and vestibular disorders, hearing aids and cochlear implants. Education Undergraduate School University of Texas at Dallas (1989), Speech-language Pathology Other Post Graduate Training University of Texas at Dallas (1992) Graduate School University of Texas at Dallas (1992), Communication Disorders Medical School University of Texas at Dallas (1994) Other Post Graduate Training University of Texas at Dallas (1994) Graduate School University of Texas at Dallas (1994), Human Development and Communication Sciences Research Interest Auditory electrophysiology Cochlear implants Development of auditory perception Evaluation of Auditory and Vestibular Disorders Hearing aids Publications Featured Publications Vestibular dysfunction in Gulf War Syndrome Roland PS, Haley RW, Yellin W, Owen K, Shoup AG Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery 122(3) 319-29 Newborn Hearing Screening and Detection of Congenital Cytomegalovirus Infection Stehel EK, Shoup AG, Owen KE, Jackson GL, Sendelbach DM, Boney LF, Sanchez PJ Pediatrics 2008 121 970-75 The Parkland Memorial Hospital experience in assuring compliance with Universal Newborn Hearing Screening follow-up Shoup AG, Owen K, Jackson G, Laptook A Journal of Pediatrics 2005 146(1) 50-56 Verification of improved patient outcomes with a partially implantable hearing aid, the SOUNDTEC Direct Drive Hearing System (DDHS) Roland PS, Shoup AG, Shea MC, Richey HS, Jones DB Laryngoscope 2001 111(10) 1682-6 Reliability of a rating scale used to distinguish direction of eye movement using infrared/video ENG recordings during repositioning maneuvers Blau P, Shoup A International J Audiol 2007 46 427-32 Etanercept treatment for autoimmune inner ear disease: results of a pilot placebo-controlled study Cohen S, Shoup A, Weisman MH, Harris J Otology Neurotology 2005 26 903-07 Dichotic speech recognition by bilateral cochlear implant users Mani A, Loizou PC, Shoup A, Roland P, Kruger P RT Miyamoto (Ed), Cochlear Implants: Proceedings of the VIII International Cochlear Implant Conference March 2004 466-469 Electrocochleography and intranasal allergen challenge as investigational tools in patients with inhalant allergy and Menieres disease Eaton, DA, Roland PS, Mabry RL, Shoup AG Laryngoscope 2003 113 33-36 Inhalant allergy and Menieres disease: Use of electrocochleography and intranasal allergen challenge as investigational tools Noell CA, Roland PS, Mabry RL, Shoup AG Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery 2001 125(4) 346-50 Results 1-9 of 9 1 Honors & Awards Texas Hospital Association and Texas House of RepresentativesFlag Flown at the capital on August 23, 2000 in honor of outstanding service to the children of Texas (2000) Chair's Outstanding Faculty Award, Texas Tech University School of Allied Health, Dept. of Communication DisordersExcellence in Teaching and Research (1996) Research Enhancement Award from Texas Tech University Health Science Center School of Allied HealthDevelopment of a computer based system for objective behavioral assessment of newborn auditory perception (1996) Texas Speech-Language-Hearing FoundationPresident's Research Award (1996) Professional Associations/Affiliations American Academy of Audiology American Auditory Society American Speech-Language and Hearing Association Association for Research in Otolaryngology Texas Academy of Audiology: 2005-President-elect; 2006-President; 2007-Past President
