David Jedlicka, AuD

In 2020, the Early-Career Audiologist Award was presented to David Jedlicka, AuD, for his outstanding contributions to the field of audiology. With the 2023 cycle of Academy Honors and Awards fast approaching, Dr. Jedlicka has taken the time to recount his experience, why the award meant so much to him, and how you can nominate your peers and mentors for similar honors.

“Our profession is filled with tremendously talented individuals who deserve to be recognized for their work. We have people who are working tirelessly to train the next generation of audiologists to help patients in all aspects of hearing health care and to promote the profession of audiology into the future.”

Watch the video to learn more about Dr. Jedlicka’s experience, and learn more about how you can nominate someone in your life for an honor here.

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