Interested in participating in grant reviews? Want to engage with others about advancing clinical research in audiology? The Research Initiatives Task Force is looking for you! This micro-volunteer opportunity will be available from January through April.
Task Force members review the submissions for the Hearing and Balance Research Grant Program in early 2025, and also participate in planning and onsite facilitation of the research networking session at AAA 2025 in New Orleans this March. No prior grant review experience is required, although an understanding of grant proposals and clinical research is desired.
Submit inquiries or a letter of interest detailing relevant experience by December 1.
Recent Posts
Dizziness and Neck Pain: A Perspective on Cervicogenic Dizziness
Cervicogenic dizziness is a somewhat controversial topic, as this condition is often considered a diagnosis of exclusion without a specific objective standardized test across health-care…
Audiologists Advocate for Fair Use of “Doctor” Title in Florida
This week, the American Academy of Audiology, in collaboration with the Florida Academy of Audiology (FLAA), voiced concerns about House Bill (HB) 1341—legislation that would…
Arkansas Enacts Law Expanding Audiologists’ Scope of Practice
Arkansas Senate Bill 118 has been signed into law, updating the state’s audiology scope of practice statute. The law allows audiologists who are licensed to…