The American Academy of Audiology is the world's largest professional organization of, by, and for audiologists.
The American Academy of Audiology was founded in January 1988 and is the world’s largest professional organization of, by and for audiologists. Representing the interests of audiologists and audiology students nationwide, the Academy is dedicated to providing quality hearing-care services through professional development, education, research, and increased public awareness of hearing and balance d
isorders. The American Academy of Audiology promotes quality hearing and balance care by advancing the profession of audiology. Only official accounts created and managed by Academy staff under the provision of the Academy Executive Director and Board of Directors, shall utilize Academy logos and official imagery. Any other Academy-affiliated groups or non-affiliated state Academy organization pages must use their own images to not breach Academy copyright. The Academy asks that followers of any of our official pages (or affiliated groups) not post any negative, offensive, denigrating, and/or completely out of context content, pictures, or videos that could be regarded as spam. Any post may be removed at the discretion of Academy Board of Directors and senior leadership staff. When referencing, tagging, or linking to any Academy-related social media platform, avoid using statements, photos, video, or audio that could be viewed as malicious, obscene, threatening, intimidating, or that might constitute harassment or bullying, or as an endorsement of a particular product or service. Examples of this type of conduct include offensive posts meant to intentionally harm someone’s reputation, contribute to the degradation based on race, color, religion, sex/gender (including pregnancy), gender identity and expression, national origin, disability, marital status, age, sexual orientation, citizenship status, Veteran status, or any other classification protected by applicable law, rules, or regulations. The Academy is dedicated to fostering an inclusive and welcoming professional environment and reserves the right to remove any posts considered to be hate speech and block users from official pages. https://www.audiology.org/terms-of-use-policy/social-media-terms-of-use/
06/19/2026
Explore our Starting a Practice Toolkit. This toolkit provides a comprehensive checklist and resources to ensure success in starting, purchasing, or running a private practice. Available only to members.
Applications are open for the Jerger Future Leaders of Audiology Conference (JFLAC)! Designed for Academy members with 4+ years of experience, JFLAC offers leadership training, mentorship, and networking to help you grow your impact in audiology.
Join us September 17–19 in Reston, Virginia, and choose between the standard program or the new Leadership Advancement Package with added professional development benefits.
Applications and recommendation forms are due June 24.
Have an idea, insight, or innovative perspective to share with the profession? Submit an article to Audiology Today, the American Academy of Audiology’s award-winning magazine featuring evidence-based research, clinical insights, professional trends, and more.
Applications for the 2026 Vestibular Audiology Specialty Certification (VASC) exam are due by August 11. Exam registration is now open and will end September 9. The 2026 exam window is October 5–19.
Access a recent JAAA article, Differentiating Superior and Inferior Vestibular Neuritis: Insights from an Integrated VEMP and vHIT Assessment. This study aimed to compare and correlate vestibular profiles of superior VN (SVN) and inferior VN (IVN) using vHIT-derived parameters (VOR gain and corrective saccades) and VEMPs, and to explore VEMP tuning shift characteristics in patients with VN.
Introducing the Academy's June Member Spotlight, Abraham Garcia, AuD!
"Being a member of the Academy has allowed me to stay connected with the latest research, expand my professional network, and continuously grow as a clinician. It has also provided opportunities to present my work and learn from experts in the field, which has been invaluable for my development."
June is Cytomegalovirus (CMV) Awareness Month, a time dedicated to increasing public understanding of CMV, a virus that affects people of all ages and can have serious health impacts for infants and young children. Utilize our resources to raise awareness!
Registration is now open for the Leadership Excellence in Audiology Professionals (LEAP) Series!
Designed specifically for audiologists, this six-part leadership development program will help you strengthen communication, decision-making, team leadership, and change management skills—all while earning CEUs and an ABA digital badge.
Whether you're stepping into a leadership role or looking to elevate your impact, LEAP provides practical tools you can apply immediately in today's complex healthcare environment.
Take your next big LEAP forward and invest in your professional growth today.
Gene therapy is opening a new chapter in hearing healthcare—and the results are remarkable.
In the latest episode of Science Meets the Sound Booth, Dr. Jonathon Whitton discusses the science behind gene therapy for genetic hearing loss, how these treatments work, and what they could mean for the future of audiology.