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Mrs Gemma MacQueen
Clinical Scientist in Audiology
BSc, MSc, CAC, HAD
"Working at Spire London East Hospital is very rewarding. I always enjoy working here. Staff are friendly, approachable and committed to excellent patient care."
I began my career in 2003 after achieving a MSc at University College London in Audiological Science. I have undertaken further training to achieve my Certificate of Audiological Competence to become a registered Clinical Scientist in Audiology. I have gained vast experience over the years in all areas of adult and paediatric Audiology.
I am proficient in adult hearing and balance testing, tinnitus assessment and management, hearing aid fitting, balance rehabilitation, paediatric hearing testing and hearing aid fitting. My extensive experience has provided me with the skills to confidently and competently test and manage patients with complex audiological issues.
I specialise in audiological and vestibular Audiology in adults. I have a particular interest in tinnitus assessment and management and rehabilitating patients suffering with dizziness and benign paroxysamol positional vertigo (BPPV) using paricle repositioning manoeuvres and customised vestibular rehabilitation.
I also specialise in testing the hearing of children from the age of 7 months and over, including those with additional needs. This includes monitoring for glue ear cases using specialised methods such as visual reinforcement audiometry, play audiometry, tympanometry and oto-acoustic emissions.
Treatment information
Some of the principal treatments carried out by Mrs Gemma MacQueen at Spire include:
Audiology and hearing therapy
Other treatments
- Hearing tests in adults and children
- Positional balance testing and treatment in adults and vestibular rehabilitation
- Tinnitus assessment and management
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Additional information
Clinical interests
Balance disorders
Hearing loss
Qualification and professional memberships
BSc / King's College, London / 2002
Bachelor's degree
MSc / University College London / 2003
Master of Science
CAC / Whipps Cross University Hospital / 2008
Certificate of Audiological Competence
CAC is a higher qualification provided to become an audiological scientist. This then allows for application and attainment of the association of clinical scientists certificate of attainment.
HAD / Southampton University / 2017
Hearing Aid Aptitude Test
HAD is the qualification provided to dispense hearing aids in the private sector
Professional memberships
Health and Care Professions Council
British Society of Audiology
British Academy of Audiology
Association of Chartered Physiotherapists interested in Vestibular Rehabilitation
Association of Clinical Scientists
Current NHS posts
Clinical Scientist in Audiology, Barts Health NHS Trust
Personal profile
I am married with a young daughter. I live locally and enjoy spending time with my family, going to the cinema and taking walks in the local parks and forests.
Financial interests
Contact information
| Telephone | 020 8709 7817 |