How to Get involved in committee work: Send email to [email protected] with subject line Committees 2022. Let us know if you would like to be a part of conference planning/social media/ social event planning/legislation and policy or any of the above!
How To Get involved in Leadership: Elections for 2022 President Elect(3 year term) and for two Member at Large positions(2 year term): Nominations begin today through October 30th. Send an email to [email protected] with “Nomination 2021” in subject line. You can nominate yourself or a colleague. NCAA board member will reach out to the proposed…
This year we vote for a President-Elect. NCAA is dedicated to selecting leadership based on votes from the general membership, so you have a say in what direction NCAA head towards in the future. Below are the candidates, with their personal statements. As we want to give EVERYONE a chance to vote, we are starting…
Welcome, North Carolina Audiologists! We are so excited to kick of this year’s incredible conference in the City of Oaks- Raleigh. Audiologists and their constituents have traveled from across the state and neighboring states to meet and learn together in this important annual gathering. We can’t wait to see what the next two days bring!…
Wow! What an incredible start to our 2018 conference. The energy and excitement could be felt by all. It was a historic day full of compelling information and a lot of fun! Dr. Ian Windmill, AuD kicked off the day with an excellent reflection on the history of Audiology and the challenges and opportunities facing…
CONFERENCE UPDATES We’re going to have an outstanding conference! We have so many registrants that we had to bump up our food orders…and also have a lot of student attendees and participation this year. We’re delighted that NC audiologists have shown up for what should be a special event. If you haven’t registered yet, please…
Thursday October 4th 1:30 pmSpeakers: Nancy McKenna, AuD and Arti Pandya, MDTitle: Genetics and Hearing Loss Hearing loss is the most common neurosensory deficit that affects 1 in 500 children, with profound loss identified in 1 in 1000 newborns. The past few decades have witnessed remarkable progress in early detection of hearing loss through audiologic…
Dear NCAA Members, It’s time for elections! Please check your emails for a link. Please take the time to vote for your new leadership! NCAA has many decisions to make about how we spend out time, our money, and our efforts. We want your input. Also, consider the fact that you yourself could hold a…
NCAA Annual Conference: Friday October 5th. Featured Session, Meg Dillon, AuDTitle: Expanded Indications for Cochlear Implantation: Contribution of Acoustic Hearing, Programming, and Outcomes Dr. Dillon is an associate professor and the Director of Cochlear Implant Clinical Research at UNC-Chapel Hill. Learning Objectives: Attendees will be able to: 1. Identify patients who are CI candidates based…
Dawn Hulthen Koncsol, AuD, will be presenting on Friday October 5th in Track 1, The ABC’s of KPIs: Calculate, Meet and Exceed Your Break-Even. Dr. Hulthen Koncsol is the Director of ENT Ancillary Services at Charlotte Eye Ear Nose and Throat Associates. Learning Objectives: Attendees will be able to: 1. Define key performance indicators 2.…
We are proud to announce a Round Table Discussion: “PSAPs and OTCs—Friend or Foe?” Friday, October 5, at 11:30 am. This event will be moderated by Gordon Fletcher, AuD, with an esteemed assortment of featured speakers and members as participants. Participants present five to ten slides to explain and defend their personal or assigned points…
Dear fellow NC Audiologists, We hope this message finds you well and safe following the hurricane. During this difficult time of rebuilding it is important we come together as a community to help each other out. Leading up to and at the NCAA conference on October 4th-5th, we will be collecting items to help rebuild…
A special request from our early members was to include topics of interest to the North Carolina educational audiology community. One of the primary missions of the North Carolina Audiology Association is to serve members from all aspects of audiology in North Carolina. We are so pleased that Cheryl DeConde Johnson, Ed.D., has agreed to…
One of our conference speakers is David Fabry, PhD, Chief Innovation Officer for Starkey Hearing Technologies. Dr. Fabry is a Past President of AAA, and also was formerly Chief of Audiology at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN. He currently serves on the Board of Directors for the American Auditory Society, and also is the Editor-in-Chief…
Our Keynote Speaker is Ian Windmill, Ph.D. He is the Director of Audiology at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center and Past- President, American Academy of Audiology. I was drawn to include Dr. Windmill for a number of reasons. I had the pleasure of meeting him for the first time at a Clinical Education training conference…
There is nothing worse than being hungry at a conference! At the NCAA conferencewe will be having a light breakfast both days, boxed lunch on Thursday, Buffet lunch on Friday and break time snacks!! Yum! Don’t forget to register for the conference today! Register
