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Eric Cahill is listed as Health Scientist, CDC, currently serving on the Safety Promotion Team/Older Adult Falls in the National Center on Injury Prevention and Control at CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION, US PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE, based in Atlanta Metropolitan Area, United States. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Eric Cahill.
Eric Cahill previously worked as Health Scientist at Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, Us Public Health Service and Health Scientist at Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, Us Public Health Service. Eric Cahill holds Master Of Science - Ms, Audiology from Brigham Young University.
Eric Cahill is a Health Scientist, CDC, currently serving on the Safety Promotion Team/Older Adult Falls in the National Center on Injury Prevention and Control at CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION, US PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE.
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Atlanta, Georgia, United States
I currently serve on the Safety Promotion Team focusing on older adult fall prevention in the National Center on Injury Prevention and Control.
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Managing multiple projects to address public health needs experienced by infants & children with hearing loss and their families. Currently serving as Project Manager for Outcomes and Developmental Data Assistance Center for EHDI (ODDACE) Programs to gather standardized surveillance data on the language outcomes of children with hearing loss and increase the knowledge base of factors impacting the outcomes of children with hearing loss at the state and national level. Liaison to state EHDI programs, providing technical assistance in the development and enhancement of EHDI tracking and surveillance systems. Subject Matter Expert in hearing loss and communications disorders, working collaboratively with CDC programs interested in cytomegalovirus (NCIRD) and non-occupational noise induced hearing loss (NCEH). Currently serving on CDC's Global Rapid Response Team to respond to public health emergencies domestically and internationally.
Louisville, Kentucky, United States
Supported efforts to ensure infants with hearing loss were identified, diagnosed, and enrolled in appropriate early intervention programs. Managed submission, cleaning & preparation, and analysis of data from birth hospitals, audiology providers, and intervention programs to assess progress towards Kentucky’s EHDI Program benchmarks. Provided technical assistance to 18 birthing hospitals that conducted newborn hearing screening in well baby (WBN) and neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) nurseries. Managed multi-year federal grant (Health Resources and Service Administration) to reduce "lost to follow up" and ensure ALL infants with hearing loss were identified and offered needed intervention services. Activities included PDSA (Plan-Do-Study-Act) efforts to increase the surveillance capacity of stakeholders and partners. Consulted with state IT software developers to create a statewide electronic reporting and surveillance system for statewide public health data exchange. Provided subject matter expertise as it related to the development of data exchange modules for early hearing detection and intervention. Chaired the Kentucky Early Hearing Detection and Intervention Advisory Board to develop goals and objectives and increase stakeholder efforts in tracking surveillance of infants and young children with hearing loss.
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Conducted audiologic assessments to a varied pediatric inpatient and outpatient population, often with multiple complex medical issues. Provided case management of children with hearing loss, including hearing aid fitting and verification, patient/parent counseling, and care coordination with medical care teams and intervention service providers. Served as Subject Matter Expert on hearing loss for multidisciplinary care teams (e.g. William's Syndrome Team) to better coordinate care of children with multiple and often complex medical issues. Mentored and supervised the training of a 4th Year doctoral student completing clinical fellowship in pediatric audiology.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Program coordinator of the Newborn Hearing Screening Program. Oversaw the development of hearing screening protocols and procedures. Provided staff training, supervision and oversight. Managed surveillance data base, and coordinated equipment maintenance and troubleshooting, purchasing decisions and the coordination of services with related hospital departments.Audiologic assessment to a varied pediatric inpatient and outpatient population at Temple University Children's Medical Center. Provided case management of children with hearing impairment, including hearing aid selection, fitting and verification, patient and parent counseling, and coordination with agencies providing intervention and other educationally related services.Served as subject matter expert on PA Advisory Committee Member to the Department of Health’s Newborn Hearing Screening Demonstration Project, leading to the eventual passage of Senate Bill 100 (2001) Infant Hearing Education, Assessment, Reporting and Referral Act, mandating universal newborn hearing screening at all birthing hospitals in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States
Served as subject matter expert on PA Advisory Committee Member to the Department of Health’s Newborn Hearing Screening Demonstration Project. Advised on procedures and protocols in multiple hospital nursery settings, systems of data management, coordinating with diagnostic audiology and early intervention providers. Assisted with data management, cleaning and preparation, and descriptive statistical analysis collected from participating hospitals. Provided subject matter expertise and consultation to participating hospitals in the establishment and management of hospital based universal newborn hearing screening programs. The result of this demonstration project was the passage of Senate Bill 100 (2001) Infant Hearing Education, Assessment, Reporting and Referral Act, mandating universal newborn hearing screening at all birthing hospitals in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Course work in hearing loss, communication disorders, and clinical audiology. Studied under David L. McPherson, PhD. Masters Thesis.
Intermediate Statistical Analysis I and II (BST 611 & BST 612) Principles of Epidemiologic Research (Epi 610) Epidemiology of Infectious.
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Eric Cahill works for CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION, US PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE.
Eric Cahill is listed as Health Scientist, CDC, currently serving on the Safety Promotion Team/Older Adult Falls in the National Center on Injury Prevention and Control at CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION, US PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE.
Eric Cahill is based in Atlanta Metropolitan Area, United States while working with CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION, US PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE.
Eric Cahill has worked for Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, Us Public Health Service, Commission For Children With Special Health Care Needs, Commonwealth Of Kentucky, Boston Children'S Hospital, Temple University Hospital, and Pa Department Of Health, Newborn Screning.
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Eric Cahill holds Master Of Science - Ms, Audiology from Brigham Young University.
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