Samantha Kleindienst Robler

Samantha Kleindienst Robler, Au.D., Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS), College of Medicine, and serves as Associate Director of the UAMS Center for Hearing Health Access in Little Rock, Arkansas. She is also an Administrative Advisor for Norton Sound Health Corporation in Nome, Alaska, bringing over a decade of clinical and research experience in rural healthcare settings.

Her research focuses on improving access to hearing healthcare through innovative telehealth technologies and sustainable care models. She is a nationally recognized expert in telemedicine applications for underserved populations, particularly in rural Alaska. Her work aims to generate evidence that supports transformative changes in healthcare delivery across rural America.

Dr. Robler's work intersects audiology, public health, and health policy, with a strong emphasis on community-based implementation and translation of clinical innovations. She is committed to bridging gaps in hearing health equity through scalable and evidence-based solutions.

Her leadership roles include advancing the mission of the Center for Hearing Health Access, where she contributes to strategic research initiatives and collaborative programs aimed at expanding access to audiological services.

Dr. Robler has no listed scientific awards in the provided text.

She advises and collaborates across institutions, including UAMS and Norton Sound Health Corporation, to support integrated hearing health programs. While no formal advisees or grants are mentioned, her administrative and research leadership suggests active mentorship and funding involvement.

She is affiliated with the UAMS Center for Hearing Health Access, a multidisciplinary team focused on research, training, and policy development to improve hearing health outcomes in underserved regions.