Your Audiology Externship Roadmap: What to Prepare & When
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Introducing the Academy`s September Volunteer Spotlight, Michelle Tejada, AuD, BC-PA, ABAC!
"I really enjoy the work and get back way more than I give. Serving on different committees has allowed me to broaden my knowledge and skills in areas that are not part of my typical workday. I also meet some amazing audiologists who also happen to be great people."
Read more: https://www.audiology.org/about/leadership/michelle-tejada-aud-bc-pa-abac/
New Episode! Breaking Language Barriers in Vestibular Care: The ABC Scale in American Sign Language
In this episode of Science Meets the Sound Booth, host Emily Venskytis is joined by special guest co-host Dr. Erin Piker, editor-in-chief of the Journal of the American Academy of Audiology (JAAA), and Dr. Chizuko Tamaki to discuss the recent JAAA article, Activities-Specific Balance Confidence (ABC) Scale in American Sign Language(opens in new tab). Together, they explore the importance of language access, the connection between hearing and vestibular function, and how culturally and linguistically appropriate clinical tools can help improve patient care.
The conversation also highlights JAAA`s new open-access publishing option and the role of accessible research in advancing equitable healthcare. A special thank you to Hearing Research International for supporting this important research and helping make the article available open access.
Listen on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
Congratulations to our 2026 scholarship recipients! The American Academy of Audiology Foundation’s mission is to promote philanthropy in support of public awareness, research, and education in audiology and hearing and balance science. Offering a variety of scholarships to students pursuing degrees in audiology is one way in which the Foundation fulfills its mission to support education. The Foundation is thrilled to announce the recipients of its scholarship programs in 2026.
Read more on audiology.org
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