At RAISN, we are a team of research audiologists dedicated to connecting scientists, audiologists, professionals in industry, and students interested in the field of research audiology. We seek to promote career opportunities and provide relevant continuing education and important conversations for research audiologists. If you want to be kept up-to-date with research audiology happenings, subscribe to our mailing list at the bottom of the page.
Want to know what research audiology is all about? Check out our About Research Audiology section or invite us for an educational Q & A with your class.
WHAT'S NEW?
April 2021
We started a Twitter account! Follow us @RAISNetwork.
Merry Spratford, AuD, CCC-A was featured on the NSSLHA blog with her post, "From “Imposter” to Insider: How I Found My Niche in Research Audiology."
We added a Can We Help? page with services to assist research audiologists in the field. Take a look to see how we can help you accomplish your goals!
Our next monthly meeting will occur April 19th, 2021 at 12pm CT. Contact our Internal Coordinator if you would like to join!
March 2021
Thanks to your input, our annual webinar topic has been chosen: Data visualization, scientific writing, and presentation strategies to communicate findings in a clear and appropriate manner. We can't wait to share more details closer to the fall.
We have had 6 requests for our Academic Outreach program in the past couple months. We have enjoyed meeting with students and sharing our experiences about careers in research!
February 2021
We are collecting input on the topic for our 2021 webinar. Read more about the webinar and vote here! Note: Voting ended 3/4/21.
Our next monthly meeting will occur March 15, 2021 at 12pm CT. Anyone can join or contribute ideas!
OUR GOALS
CONNECT & SUPPORT RESEARCH AUDIOLOGISTS
With our network of research audiologists, we can share ideas, software, recruitment tips, etc. to support others in the field. Visit our Can We Help? page to see services we offer for research audiologists in the field.
PROMOTE CAREERS IN RESEARCH AUDIOLOGY
We compile & share job postings for research audiologists from organizations all over the world in our newsletters and on social media. We also share our own career experiences in Q & A sessions and advocate for research audiology representation within professional organizations.
PROVIDE CONTINUING EDUCATION TO RESEARCH AUDIOLOGISTS
Research audiologists do a lot of on-the-job training! We continually share helpful podcasts & resources in our newsletters and also host a webinar to develop our research audiology skills.