Hello colleagues and friends,
My lab is expanding and I'm looking to hire a Clinical Research Audiologist (AuD) and
two Postdoctoral Research Fellows (PhD). See details below. Please pass along to anyone you know who might be interested.
Best,
Julie
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Julie G. Arenberg, Ph.D., CCC-A
she/her/hers
Director of Clinical Audiology Research and Education, Audiology,
Associate Professor, Department of Otolaryngology
Harvard Medical School
Mass Eye and Ear
243 Charles Street, Boston MA 02114
T 617-807-7904, F 617-573-9876
masseyeandear.org
The RESEARCH AUDIOLOGIST will be involved in clinical research in the Audiology department, and is responsible for coordinating study subjects and conducting related research.
PRINCIPLE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Schedule and coordinate study subjects as research dictates
Conduct data collection related to the primary clinical studies occurring in the Audiology Department
Provide data analysis of primary research
Assist student led research projects
Submit applications for funding of independent or mentored research pertaining to related and complimentary Audiology research areas
Optionally provide direct clinical service in the Audiology and Hearing Rehabilitation Center
MINIMUM EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
Doctor of Audiology or equivalent and Certificate of Clinical Competence in Audiology (CCC-A) from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), Massachusetts license to practice Audiology.
The POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS are for two years in the lab of Dr. Julie Arenberg with a focus cochlear implant psychophysics, physiology, and programming in children and adults. We study hearing and speech perception
in children and adults, many of whom have cochlear implants. We also measure evoked potentials and develop computational models of the interface between cochlear implants and the target auditory neurons. We compare physiological and perceptual measures between
early implanted children and post-linguistically deafened adults. Our primary goal is to better understand the auditory system as it has likely been altered by etiology, experience and the cochlear implant itself. We integrate underlying neuroscience principles
with the practice of clinical audiology.
We are seeking highly motivated candidates who recently graduated with a PhD in hearing science, audiology, neuroscience, or biomedical engineering. The candidate should have strong communication skills, some programming experience
and the ability to work in a team. The fellow will have an appointment at Massachusetts Eye and Ear (MEE) and Harvard Medical School (HMS). MEE and HMS provide rich intellectual and scientific environments and the necessary infrastructure to carry out the
proposed research. Training and career development are a priority.
Interested applicants should email their CV, names of 3 references and cover letter to Julie_Arenberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.
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