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Dr. Anat Ben-Horin is a speech-language pathologist and a lecturer in the Department of Communication Disorders at Hadassah Academic College. Anat holds both a Bachelor's and a Master's degree in Communication Disorders from Tel Aviv University. Her master's research focused on the speech production of children with hearing impairments, supervised by Professor Tov Most. She earned her clinical doctorate in the United States at Salus University, Pennsylvania.
In her clinical work, Anat is an audiologist and speech-language pathologist at the Hearing and Speech Center at Ichilov Hospital, specializing in assessment and rehabilitation of individuals with cochlear implants, bone-anchored hearing aids, and audiological diagnostics, including tinnitus evaluation. Anat also has extensive experience in hearing rehabilitation and fitting hearing aids for both pediatric and adult populations.
Previously, Anat worked at Albert Einstein Hospital in New York, fitting hearing aids for children and infants. She also guided research seminar papers in Audiology, for third and fourth-year students at Ono Academic College.
Her main research areas include working memory among hearing aid users and self-efficacy, auditory comprehension, and orthophonological abilities among individuals with hearing loss and normal hearing, as well as the effects of family status and spouse perception of their partner’s hearing impairment. Currently, Anat lectures in the Department of Communication Disorders at The Jerusalem Multidisciplinary College and supervises theoretical and research seminars in audiology for fourth-year students on both campuses.