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The Mission of the Pennsylvania Academy of Audiology

The Pennsylvania Academy of Audiology represents the "Voice of Audiology" within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The academy is the only state organization that is truly dedicated to meet the need of audiologists. The academy was started in 1991 by ten audiologists from all parts of the Commonwealth and now has a membership of over 200 audiologists.

The Academy is a professional organization of university-trained audiologists practicing in a variety of settings within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and adjacent states. PAA audiologists are dedicated to serving all people with hearing problems. The Academy promotes the profession of audiology as an autonomous profession to serve the hearing health care needs of all people. Further, the Academy fosters the ability of our members to achieve their career and professional objectives, provides quality continuing educational experiences, promotes public and consumer awareness of hearing problems and solutions to improve hearing, and advocates the profession of audiology to regulatory agencies and legislatures in the Pennsylvania general assembly.

The Goals of the Pennsylvania Academy of Audiology

  • To improve and promote the evaluation and professional services provided to all people with hearing impairment.
  • To improve and promote public and consumer awareness of hearing disorders, their prevention, and their solutions.
  • To advocate the rights and protection of all consumers who seek audiological services and hearing health care products to improve their hearing.
  • To provide leadership for upgrading professional standards by offering quality continuing education and by advocating the profession of audiology to regulatory and legislative bodies.
  • To advocate that audiologists are the primary providers of hearing health care.

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