Recharge, Refocus, Rise: A Summer Guide for Audiology Students
By Hector Smith-Sanchez The heat of the summer brings the best time of the year, Better Hearing Month…
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Looking for your next opportunity in audiology? The HEARCareers job board is your go-to resource for audiology-specific jobs and externships across the country. Explore open positions, post your resume, and get matched with opportunities tailored to your skills and career goals.
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President’s Message: The Heart of Audiology
"Audiologists are uniquely positioned not only to diagnose hearing loss, but to guide patients and families through its emotional and relational consequences. We can set realistic expectations, facilitate healing conversations, and restore at least some agency to our patients who are deaf and hard of hearing where hearing technology alone falls short."
Read the full article from the recent issue of Audiology Today at audiology.org
Introducing the Academy`s July Volunteer Spotlight, Maggie Kettler, AuD!
"I volunteer with the Academy because I strongly believe in contributing to the advancement of the audiology profession. It provides a meaningful opportunity to collaborate with colleagues, exchange knowledge, and help shape best practices within our field. Volunteering also allows me to stay engaged with emerging trends and initiatives that directly impact patient care."
Undergraduate Programs
Thinking about pursuing an audiology program? Find undergraduate resources here to help make your journey easier.
Audiology Doctoral Students
About to choose between an AuD or PhD degree for your audiology program? Don’t walk this journey alone - find resources here that can help guide you.
Get Involved
Advocate on behalf of the profession, educate your peers, and participate in national campaigns to get the word out about hearing health.
Volunteer
The SAA has many volunteer opportunities from committee positions to a state ambassador program.
Advocate
Ensure your voice is heard and join your peers, and the Academy, on Capitol Hill.
Participate
Get involved in national campaigns to educate the public about hearing and balance care.
Become a Chapter
Instate a chapter at your university—become eligible for chapter funding opportunities.
Academy Enterprise
The Student Academy of Audiology works with the following groups who work to support the overall Academy in the areas of accreditation, philanthropy, voluntary certification, advocacy, and support and education of audiology students
