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November 12, 2024

Resources for New Professionals from ABA

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As an ABA board member and an audiology preceptor for almost 10 years, the fall season is always an exciting time for me. Not only are the pumpkins appearing and the leaves changing, but the externship application and interview process is happening! As a regular participant in my hospital’s externship interview committee, fall is always a great reminder that the future of audiology is BRIGHT.  There is nothing that brings me more joy than reviewing all the accomplishments and novel ideas our future audiologists bring to the table. Here at ABA, we recognize the importance of supporting our future audiologists and new professionals. Being present and involved at the annual SAA conference allows ABA to connect with students and gain knowledge of their needs and goals as the future of audiology. We also continue to actively work to build new tools and helpful resources for our new professionals.

One of our big projects this year has been to compile a “New Professionals Toolkit.” This toolkit has all the information a new audiologist would need in one place. You can find licensing information by state, information on certificate and certification programs, and opportunities for involvement. Stay tuned for the final version of our toolkit, to be presented at the SAA conference in New Orleans on March 26, 2025. It will surely be a helpful resource and time saver for our new professionals, as entering into a new career can be quite overwhelming.

In closing, enjoy your fall season and sip your pumpkin spice latte knowing that the future of our profession is in very capable hands! 

Erin Adkins, AuD
ABA Certified

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