Hearing Health Foundation

Grants will be awarded in support of a number of topic areas including but not limited to age-related hearing loss; auditory and vestibular implants; hearing aids; Central Auditory Processing Disorder; diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of hearing loss and balance disturbance; epidemiology of auditory and vestibular disorders; pediatric hearing disorders and hearing loss in children; human genetics and mouse models of peripheral and central auditory/balance dysfunction; human otopathology; hyperacusis; innovation in cellular and molecular therapies; Ménière’s disease; physiology of hearing and balance; tinnitus; Usher syndrome; and vestibular disorders.

Eligible applicants must hold an AuD, MD, PhD, or equivalent degree and hold an appointment at a U.S.-based nonprofit educational, governmental, or other research institution. Appointments include faculty, postdoctoral fellow, or clinical/research fellow. Current medical residents in otolaryngology may also apply. Other medical residents and PhD students are not eligible.