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News/AnnouncementsCPT Codes 92590-92595 have been retired and replaced with 12 new codes. View an update put out by both AAA and ASHA here to learn more about the changes: CPT Code Update Vacant Position: Secretary NJAA is looking for an audiologist to fulfill the role of secretary. The responsibilities of secretary are available upon request. Interested applicants should contact NJAA via email at: newjerseyaudiology@gmail.com |
Dear Colleagues,
On behalf of the New Jersey Academy of Audiology, I would like to wish you a very happy and healthy New Year. As we look ahead to the year to come, we are energized by the opportunities before us and inspired by the strength of our audiology community across New Jersey.
In the coming year, NJAA will be placing an even greater emphasis on connection, collaboration, and professional engagement. We are committed to expanding meaningful networking opportunities, hosting virtual continuing education events, and fostering dialogue around topics that matter most to us as audiologists. We are also excited to take on a larger, joint role in helping to plan the audiology programming for the New Jersey Speech and Hearing Association Convention, creating more in-person education and connection opportunities for our profession.
This past November, we were thrilled by the success of our Central New Jersey audiologist meetup and the sense of community it created. Building on that momentum, we are pleased to invite audiologists to a complimentary networking event for North Jersey on Tuesday, January 28th, from 6:00–8:00 PM at Bella Napoli in Bloomfield. We look forward to continuing to bring colleagues together in welcoming, informal settings that encourage relationship-building and shared learning. You can RSVP. via this link: Networking Event
In addition, we are launching a new virtual discussion series this year called “Audiology Exchange”—informal, interactive conversations focused on areas of interest and timely topics relevant to our work. These sessions are designed to create space for connection, idea-sharing, and professional support. Our first Audiology Exchange will take place on Wednesday, January 21st, from 8:00–9:00 PM, and will focus on tinnitus. We hope you will join us for this engaging discussion.Here is the Zoom link: 1/21 Audiology Exchange- Tinnitus
At the heart of all of these initiatives is our shared goal: to strengthen unity within our profession, support one another’s growth, and elevate the voice of audiology throughout New Jersey. We look forward to working alongside you this year to build an even more connected and collaborative community.
Thank you for your continued involvement and support. Wishing you a wonderful start to 2026—we hope to see you soon.
Thanks for all your help and support. I'm hoping this year helps add more engagement for our organization.
Best,
Michelle Neidleman Kennedy
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The mission of the NJAA is to promote audiology as the primary profession in New Jersey for the delivery of hearing and balance care and to facilitate the ability of our members to identify, diagnose, treat, and prevent hearing and balance disorders through professional education, public awareness, and research initiatives.
Demystifying New Jersey’s newly established Single Licensure law:
If you hold a current license to practice Audiology in the State of New Jersey and are in
good standing, you are automatically allowed to dispense hearing aids under that license
and do not need to retain a separate Hearing Aid Dispensing License.
If you plan to supervise any non-audiologist for a Hearing Aid dispensing License you
must retain your Hearing Aid Dispensing License and abide by the regulations for
supervising.
If you are a preceptor supervising students, they are functioning under your supervision
and subsequently your audiology license and therefore you are responsible for them in
their practice of hearing aids.
If you have specific questions please contact the NJ Division of Consumer Affairs.
Audiology & SLP Advisory Committee
Hearing Aid Dispensers Examining Committee
Who We AreFounded in 1992, the NJAA has served as a resource for professional and consumers in New Jersey. As audiologists we are professionals who use all of the tools at our disposal to identify and treat hearing, balance, tinnitus and other auditory disorders in individuals across the lifespan. |
Board of DirectorsPresident - Michelle Neidleman Kennedy, AuD | Why Become a MemberAs a member of NJAA you will have access to:
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