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Aaron Roman, AuD, CCC-A, FAAA, is a tenure-track faculty member at Salus University's Osborne College of Audiology since July 2022. He teaches courses on auditory processing and labs on auditory brainstem response measurement while working as a clinician at the Pennsylvania Ear Institute (PEI), specializing in auditory processing disorders. His research explores the intersection of hearing loss with cognitive impairment, aging, and second language learning, emphasizing standardization in cognition and hearing loss studies.
- Education: PhD in Communication Sciences and Disorders from the University of Pittsburgh; AuD from the same institution.
Research Focus:Dr. Roman combines data analytics with audiology, studying newborn hearing screening trends using CDC datasets and advocating for standardized methodologies in hearing loss and cognitive decline research. His work bridges clinical practice and academic rigor, aiming to improve diagnostic and therapeutic approaches.
Scientific Contributions:Selected for the LEND Fellowship, he has collaborated with the Pennsylvania Department of Health and Human Services to enhance newborn hearing screenings. His clinical expertise extends to auditory processing disorders, and he plans to pursue a PhD to deepen his research impact.
- Honors: Fellow of the American Academy of Audiology (FAAA), Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental Disorders (LEND) Fellowship.
Professional Journey:Previously a tenure-track faculty member at West Chester University, where he served as clinical director of the speech and hearing clinic, Dr. Roman transitioned to Salus to join a dedicated audiology program. He highlights the university's blend of academic and clinical opportunities as vital for his growth as an audiologist and researcher.
