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Ferguson, Nicole

DIR/CLINICAL INSTRUCT/AUD SVCS

Biography

Nicole M. Ferguson, Au.D., CCC-A is the Director of Clinical Education and Services in Audiology at Central Michigan University. Dr. Ferguson’s teaching and supervision focus on preparing graduate students for clinical excellence through best practices, evidence-based care, and interprofessional collaboration. She coordinates clinical placements and fosters partnerships that enhance student learning, including co-presenting the Michigan Ear Institute’s Implant Interprofessional Event and developing community-based experiences such as the Michigan Lions Bear Lake Camp for Deaf and Hard of Hearing youth. Clinically, Dr. Ferguson has extensive experience in diagnostic audiology, hearing aids, electrophysiology, and vestibular assessment. She is passionate about mentoring future audiologists and equipping them with the skills needed to succeed in diverse practice environments.

More about Nicole Ferguson

  • Certificate of Clinical Competence in Audiology (CCC-A)
  • Go Grant: CMU Audiology & Michigan Lions Bear Lake Camp Partnership, 2025-2026
  • Faculty and Staff Award for Excellence in Community Partnership: MEI Day, 2025
  • CHP Community Partnership Development Award: MEI Day, 2023
  • Staff Excellence Award Program Recipient, 2019-2020
  • AuD, Central Michigan University, 2002
  • BS, Central Michigan University, 1998

  • Pediatric and adult diagnostics
  • Adult amplification
  • Electrophysiology
  • Vestibular assessment
  • Tinnitus, teleaudiology, and practice management
  • American Speech-Language & Hearing Association
  • Michigan Audiology Coalition

Courses Taught

  • AUD 759: Introduction to Clinical Practicum: Audiology
  • AUD 769:  Intermediate Clinical Practicum:  Audiology
  • AUD 995:  Clinical Externship