Hear for Good, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing high-quality hearing
instruments and services to low-income adults and children in South Florida and beyond.
instruments and services to low-income adults and children in South Florida and beyond.
Our Clinical Staff
Terri Moore, Au.D. Doctor of Audiology Dr. Moore has been practicing audiology for over 30 years and is professionally certified with the American Board of Audiology. She earned her bachelor’s and master’s degrees at Indiana University and her doctorate at A.T. Still University. She is a native of the Chicago area but moved to the sunshine state in pursuit of warmer weather and sunnier skies. Dr. Moore understands the importance of good hearing health and how it affects a person’s emotional well-being. Her goal is to provide necessary help for those with hearing loss in order to ensure an easier path of communication with loved ones. |
Julian Rauh Administrative Assistant Julian Rauh is a senior at Dillard Center for the Arts, where he is a bass player in the string orhcestra. He has also played with the Florida Youth Orchestra and the Broward-All County Symphony Orchestra. Julian enjoys working at Hear for good because he feels he can help make a positive change in his community. As a musician, Julian understands the importance and beauty of interacting with the world through sound, and wants to make sure people who have hearing problems are able to recieve help regardless of income. |
Our Board of Directors
Sherry Rauh, Au.D. Director of Audiology Dr. Rauh is American Board of Audiology Certified. She graduated co-valedictorian from the University of Florida, earned her Master's degree at New York University and her doctorate in audiology at Nova Southeastern University, where she now serves as an adjunct professor. Dr. Rauh is passionate about helping people hear. Late-onset hearing loss runs in her family, and she began wearing hearing aids herself at age 40. So she knows how difficult it can be to adjust to changes in hearing... and how much there is to gain from getting treatment. |
Shoshanna Ehrlich, Esq. Director of Elder Services Shoshanna Ehrlich, a graduate of Nova University Law School, has worked in the field of legal service delivery for seniors for 25 years. She was the supervising attorney of the Elder Law Unit and Senior Legal Hotline at Legal Services of Greater Miami from 1989-1996. She was also recruited by AARP Foundation to manage the Legal Hotline Technical Assistance Project, a national support center to assist the establishment of free legal hotlines for people over 60. She served in the Peace Corps in the Dominican Republic in the 1960s. |
Nan Samson, Ed.S. Director of Children's Services Nan Samson earned her bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Florida and her Ed.S. in school psychology from Florida International University. She has worked for Broward County Schools as a school psychologist since 2001, specializing in preschool evaluations since 2009. She lives in Cooper City with her husband and two children. |
Emily Webber Director of Marketing Emily Webber has worked in project management and marketing at Ultimate Software for over 15 years. She graduated from Florida Atlantic University with a degree in economics. In her spare time she writes fiction and has also volunteered with the Humane Society and Hospice of Broward County. She is a native Floridian and resides in South Florida with her husband Sam. |