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Guest: Tish Gaffney, Au.D. - Professor of Audiology at Nova Southeastern University & President Elect of the American Academy of Audiology
Tish joins Dave on the podcast this week to discuss:
- Her backstory, how she ended up in Audiology, and her path to becoming a professor at Nova Southeastern University
- Getting involved early in her career with various professional organizations, which she attributes as a major accelerant to her career's growth & establishing her professional network
- Her specialization in vestibular diagnostics and the growing interest in the vestibular side of Audiology among young professionals
- A brief overview of the trends happening in the nascent field of pediatric vestibular diagnostics
- The American Academy of Audiology's (AAA) goals in 2024 and then beyond during her tenure
- The intersection of Public Health and Audiology and how Hearing Professionals can "extend themselves" by imparting their institutional knowledge to allied medical professionals
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Guest: Tish Gaffney, Au.D. - Professor of Audiology at Nova Southeastern University & President Elect of the American Academy of Audiology
Tish joins Dave on the podcast this week to discuss:
- Her backstory, how she ended up in Audiology, and her path to becoming a professor at Nova Southeastern University
- Getting involved early in her career with various professional organizations, which she attributes as a major accelerant to her career's growth & establishing her professional network
- Her specialization in vestibular diagnostics and the growing interest in the vestibular side of Audiology among young professionals
- A brief overview of the trends happening in the nascent field of pediatric vestibular diagnostics
- The American Academy of Audiology's (AAA) goals in 2024 and then beyond during her tenure
- The intersection of Public Health and Audiology and how Hearing Professionals can "extend themselves" by imparting their institutional knowledge to allied medical professionals