Aaron M. Roman

Aaron M. Roman is an Associate Professor in the Osborne College of Audiology at Salus University, specializing in audiology with a focus on hearing loss, auditory processing in language learning, and newborn hearing screenings. He holds degrees from the University of Pittsburgh: AuD, MA, and BA. His research explores clinical practices, telehealth applications, and advocacy in hearing healthcare. He chairs the State Relations Committee for the American Academy of Audiology and participates in research initiatives. His work emphasizes interprofessional collaboration and state-level policy advocacy.

Dr. Roman’s publications address newborn hearing screening programs, telepractice delivery, and cognitive impacts of audibility. His clinical expertise spans hearing loss management, second-language auditory processing, and early intervention strategies. He is a licensed Pennsylvania audiologist and member of ASHA and AAA.

Professional Activities: Chair, State Relations Committee (AAA); Member, Research Initiatives Committee (AAA). No specific grants or lab affiliations detailed in the provided texts.