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Research Audiologist, Mass. Eye & Ear – Harvard Medical School
The Eaton-Peabody Lab at Massachusetts Eye and Ear is looking to hire a Research Audiologist working under the supervision of Dr. Stéphane Maison
in the Department of Otolaryngology – Head & Neck Surgery at Harvard Medical School / Mass Eye & Ear. The candidate would support ongoing research efforts in human subjects with a variety of etiologies. The audiologist will be a primary point of contact with
our research participants and will also be responsible for data collection, maintaining the research equipment, and research data management.
Essential functions include to: 1) communicate with potential research participants about the aims and procedures of our studies, 2) obtain consent
from subjects to participate in our research experiments, 3) assess hearing health and administers questionnaires to establish their eligibility to participate in our research experiments, 4) perform audiologic, electrophysiologic and psychophysical assessments,
5) work with Research Fellows and other senior laboratory staff to record and manage data, 6) participate in data analysis.
Education and experience should include a doctorate in Audiology (Au.D) or equivalent. A PhD, prior research experience and/or prior experience
working with tinnitus patients are all a plus.
Physical requirements include the ability to work with human participants and to spend time in a human research laboratory with an office adjacent
to the laboratory, equipped with a personal computer for data entry and analysis.
To apply, please provide a cover letter describing your research experience & interests, your resume, and references to Dr. Maison at stephane_maison@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Stéphane F. Maison, PhD, AuD, CCC-A
Associate Professor, Department of Otolaryngology – Head & Neck Surgery, Harvard Medical School
Mass Eye and Ear
243 Charles Street, Boston MA 02114
T 617-573-5579, F 617-720-4408
masseyeandear.org
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