Dr. Sarah Redding, AuD, CCC-A

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As an Assistant Professor of Audiology and Vestibular Program Director at the University of South Alabama (USA), Dr. Sarah Redding, AuD, CCC-A, is a vital part of the Department of Speech Pathology and Audiology. She primarily serves as a clinical supervisor within the on-site Speech and Hearing Center, primarily dedicated to clinical education for Doctor of Audiology graduate students, specializing in vestibular diagnostics and management and evoked potential testing. Dr. Redding brings valuable real-world experience, having worked as a vestibular audiologist in private practice before joining the USA faculty. Since then, she has significantly impacted the audiology program, notably by integrating standardized and interactive patient experiences for audiology graduate students, especially in vestibular diagnostics. Dr. Redding is also an active researcher, exploring topics such as vestibular dysfunction and innovative educational approaches like the effectiveness of using standardized patients in the audiology curricula and the emerging role of artificial intelligence in academia.