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ON THE EAR: AN AUDIOLOGY PODCAST


THE ALL-THINGS AUDIOLOGY, HEARING LOSS, AND COMMUNICATION PODCAST, WHERE
INSPIRING GUESTS PROVIDE NEW INSIGHTS TO THE EVER-EVOLVING WORLD OF HEARING AND
BALANCE.

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ABOUT THE SHOW

Audiology is a rapidly advancing field, and it can be challenging to keep up!
Join audiologist and clinical assistant professor Dr. Dakota Sharp, Au.D.,
CCC-A, on his journey to interview colleagues and experts about all things
audiology and communication. Together, you’ll explore the techniques, new
insights, and challenges that come from the study and treatment of hearing and
balance.
Each episode of On the Ear is worth 0.1 ASHA CEU for audiology after completing
the accompanying course. Visit SpeechTherapyPD.com/Ear for more information.


ON THE EAR: AN AUDIOLOGY PODCAST ON SOCIAL MEDIA




YOUR HOST

 * Dr. Dakota Sharp


EPISODES


 * EPISODE 44: BEHIND THE SCENES IN AUDIOLOGY RESEARCH
   
   OCTOBER 10TH, 2024  |  1 HR 2 MINS
   
   ASHA, AUDIOLOGIST, AUDIOLOGY, CEU, CONTINUING EDUCATION, SLP, SPEECH LANGUAGE
   PATHOLOGY, SPEECH THERAPIST
   
   Guest: Amanda Sloop, AuD., CCC-A - This episode explores the clinical
   research progress, from the spark of a question to study design, subject
   recruitment, writing/analysis, and eventually conference submission and
   publication. The guest shares her experiences in strategic design and
   recruitment and disseminating information with social media or conference
   presentations.


 * EPISODE 43: EMBRACING LEADERSHIP IN AUDIOLOGY
   
   OCTOBER 3RD, 2024  |  1 HR 1 MIN
   
   ASHA, AUDIOLOGIST, AUDIOLOGY, CEU, CONTINUING EDUCATION, SLP, SPEECH LANGUAGE
   PATHOLOGY, SPEECH THERAPIST
   
   Guest: Madison Howe, Aud, CCC-A - This episode explores the evolving role of
   professionals as they transition from clinician to leadership position. It
   will address the challenges and opportunities faced by clinicians in assuming
   leadership roles, emphasizing the importance of different styles, planning,
   and quality improvement.


 * EPISODE 42: A DEEP DIVE INTO COCHLEAR NERVE DEFICIENCY
   
   SEPTEMBER 17TH, 2024  |  58 MINS 51 SECS
   
   ASHA, AUDIOLOGIST, AUDIOLOGY, CEU, CONTINUING EDUCATION, SLP, SPEECH LANGUAGE
   PATHOLOGY, SPEECH THERAPIST
   
   Guest: Melissa Anderson, AuD, CCC-A: This episode explores cochlear nerve
   deficiency (CND) and its consequences, focusing on using cochlear implants in
   this population. The guest provides expert insights into counseling and
   programming, as well as what collaborating on a team to manage these patients
   looks like.


 * EPISODE 41: THE EVOLUTION OF COCHLEAR IMPLANTS FOR SINGLE SIDED DEAFNESS
   (SSD)
   
   MAY 25TH, 2023  |  1 HR
   
   AUDIOLOGY, COCHLEAR IMPLANTS, IMAGING, INTERVENTION, SINGLE-SIDED DEAFNESS
   (SSD)
   
   Guest: Margaret Dillon, AuD., Ph.D. - Dr. Meg Dillon shares the history of
   treatment for single-sided deafness (SSD), how cochlear implants have become
   a good intervention option for this population, and how our approach to
   programming CI for SSD has evolved. Her new approaches include incorporating
   imaging and addressing frequency mismatch.


 * EPISODE 40: DISCOVERING AND ADDRESSING DISPARITIES IN HEARING HEALTHCARE
   
   MAY 18TH, 2023  |  1 HR 2 MINS
   
   Guest: Matthew Bush, MD, PhD, MBA, FACS - Dr. Matthew Bush is a leader in the
   field of research regarding disparities in hearing healthcare. He shares his
   work in assessing these disparities and what clinicians can practically do to
   begin addressing these gaps and barriers to care.


 * EPISODE 39: A DEEP DIVE INTO MICROTIA AND ATRESIA WITH MEREDITH BERGER
   
   APRIL 20TH, 2023  |  57 MINS 49 SECS
   
   ATRESIA, AUDIOLOGIST, AUDIOLOGY, AURAL ATRESIA, HEARING LOSS, MICROTIA
   
   Meredith Berger is the Director of Clarke School New York, a leader in the
   field of early intervention for children who are deaf and hard of hearing,
   and parent of a child with bilateral microtia/atresia. She discusses her
   experiences and the connections across these disciplines, as well as provides
   an in-depth discussion of microtia and atresia.


 * EPISODE 38: MEASURING PRODUCTIVITY IN AUDIOLOGY
   
   MARCH 9TH, 2023  |  1 HR 2 MINS
   
   ASHA, AUDIOLOGY, CAREER, CEUS, CLINICIANS
   
   Guest: Derek Stiles, PhD, CCC-A - Dr. Stiles is the Director of the
   Diagnostic Audiology Program at Boston Children’s Hospital, and his team
   recently developed metrics for measuring productivity in their department. In
   this episode, he describes their process for developing wRVUs, how it affects
   workflow, and how current clinicians can incorporate these ideas into their
   productivity metrics.


 * EPISODE 37: GENDER-AFFIRMING CARE IN AUDIOLOGY
   
   DECEMBER 15TH, 2022  |  1 HR 2 MINS
   
   ASHA, AUDIOLOGY, CAREER, CEUS, CLINICIANS
   
   Guest: Madison Howe, AuD, CCC-A - Dr. Howe shares the ways that clinicians
   can adjust their practice to improve inclusivity for their gender-diverse
   patients. Her discussion includes tips, training, language, and opportunities
   for growth that audiologists can utilize to ensure their care is
   compassionate and culturally competent.


 * EPISODE 36: IMPROVING EXPECTATIONS AND QUALITY OF LIFE FOR COCHLEAR IMPLANT
   PATIENTS WITH TEDDY MCRACKAN, MD
   
   NOVEMBER 17TH, 2022  |  1 HR 5 SECS
   
   COCHLEAR IMPLANTS, QUALITY OF LIFE, SPEECH RECOGNITION
   
   Guest: Teddy McRackan, MD- The guest shares his work evaluating the poor
   correlation between cochlear implant speech recognition scores and
   patient-reported outcome measures. Discussion explores how we can improve
   pre-CI evaluations and patient expectations, as well as a new tool developed
   to assess CI Quality of Life.


 * EPISODE 35: HOW CAN MENTORSHIP TAKE YOUR CAREER TO THE NEXT LEVEL?
   
   OCTOBER 27TH, 2022  |  58 MINS 36 SECS
   
   ASHA, AUDIOLOGY, CAREER, CEUS, MENTEE, MENTORSHIP
   
   Guest: J. Riley DeBacker, AuD, Ph.D. - Mentorship is a topic not often
   formally taught but critical to the success of professionals in a variety of
   backgrounds.


 * EPISODE 34: THE FULL SCOPE OF AUDIOLOGY: MUSIC AND ALTERNATIVE AUDIOLOGY WITH
   HEATHER MALYUK, AU.D.
   
   MARCH 24TH, 2022  |  1 HR 3 SECS
   
   AUDIOLOGIST, AUDIOLOGY, HEARING, HEARING AIDS, HEARING LOSS, MUSIC, MUSIC
   AUDIOLOGY
   
   While many audiologists specialize in different types of care, such as
   tinnitus, vestibular, or cochlear implants, few emphasize the distinct
   connection between our field and that of musicians. Dr. Heather Malyuk is a
   clinician who focuses on providing cutting-edge care for musicians, as a
   specialist in Music and Alternative Audiology. She explains her work with
   this population, and how the future of audiology can be shaped by this work.


 * EPISODE 33: THE FULL SCOPE OF AUDIOLOGY: PEDIATRIC PALLIATIVE CARE WITH
   JACINTO FRAGOSO, AU.D. & HOLLY GERTH, AU.D.
   
   MARCH 10TH, 2022  |  59 MINS 24 SECS
   
   AUDIOLOGIST, AUDIOLOGISTS, AUDIOLOGY, HEARING AIDS, HEARING LOSS, PALLIATIVE
   CARE, PEDIATRICS
   
   Pediatric audiologists serve a variety of roles in providing hearing
   healthcare, but in hospitals and medical-based programs, that role can
   stretch into the complex realm of palliative care. This discussion includes
   where the audiologist fits into this sensitive aspect of care, and how they
   can work collaboratively with other professionals involved.


 * EPISODE 32: WHAT DOES A COCHLEAR IMPLANT SOUND LIKE? A JOURNEY OF EMPOWERMENT
   AND SUCCESS WITH DONNA SORKIN, M.A.
   
   FEBRUARY 24TH, 2022  |  1 HR 6 MINS
   
   AUDIOLOGIST, AUDIOLOGY, COCHLEAR IMPLANT, COCHLEAR IMPLANTS, HEARING AIDS,
   HEARING LOSS
   
   Donna Sorkin, executive director of the American Cochlear Implant Alliance,
   shares her journey to receiving a cochlear implant, including the sounds,
   experiences, stresses, and successes. She explains how music sounds with her
   implant, accessible technology, and how she uses the technology to empower
   her life and leadership role.


 * EPISODE 31: THE FULL SCOPE OF AUDIOLOGY: LEADERSHIP & ADVOCACY WITH DONNA
   SMILEY, PH.D., CCC-A
   
   FEBRUARY 10TH, 2022  |  1 HR 29 SECS
   
   ADVOCACY, ASHA, AUDIOLOGIST, AUDIOLOGY, HEARING, HEARING AIDS, HEARING LOSS,
   LEADERSHIP
   
   Dr. Donna Smiley explains her journey of over 30 years in audiology, from
   clinical to educational settings, and now in a leadership role at ASHA. She
   shares how audiologists can become better advocates for the profession,
   insights into what the future may hold for the field, including what to
   expect with over-the-counter hearing devices, and the unexpected
   opportunities they might offer.


 * EPISODE 30: A DEEP DIVE INTO VESTIBULAR WITH LIZ FUEMMELER, AU.D. AND DANIEL
   J. ROMERO, AU.D., PH.D.
   
   NOVEMBER 29TH, 2021  |  1 HR 4 MINS
   
   AUDIOLOGIST, AUDIOLOGY, BALANCE, DIZZINESS, HEARING, HEARING LOSS, VESTIBULAR
   
   Dr. Liz Fuemmeler and Dr. Daniel J Romero are vestibular scientists that are
   involved in research and clinical work. Liz is one of a handful of private
   practice vestibular specialists, and Daniel is at the forefront of vestibular
   research. Tune in to find out how each of them became interested in the
   vestibular field, and what their advice is to other audiologists looking to
   improve their balance care. From lessons learned while collaborating with
   other healthcare professionals, to their favorite cases, you won’t want to
   miss out on this fascinating episode!


 * EPISODE 29: IMPROVING OUTCOMES OF CHILDREN WITH HEARING LOSS WITH RYAN
   MCCREERY, PHD
   
   NOVEMBER 11TH, 2021  |  1 HR 4 MINS
   
   AUDIOLOGIST, AUDIOLOGY, COCHLEAR IMPLANT, COCHLEAR IMPLANTS, HEARING AIDS,
   HEARING LOSS, PEDIATRICS
   
   Dr. McCreery discusses his experience transitioning from clinical audiology
   to research work with the Outcomes of Children with Hearing Loss (OCHL) study
   at Boys Town National Research Hospital. He reviews their findings, including
   the impact of newborn hearing screening, early intervention, and advances in
   hearing technology on a wide range of outcomes for children who are deaf and
   hard of hearing.

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