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About the American Otological Society
The American Otological Society (“AOS”) is the second oldest single-specialty medical society in America. Founded in 1868, AOS has played a pivotal role in advancing the science and practice of otology for over 150 years. Its members are leaders in research, education, and surgical innovation focused on diseases of the ear and related structures.
Vision:
The American Otological Society, a global association of preeminent physicians, surgeons, scientists and advocates for the advancement of otology, is dedicated to enabling optimal health, communication, and life experiences for all individuals impacted by hearing loss, balance disorders, and other diseases of the ear and lateral skull base.
Mission:
The American Otological Society is a world-leading association in ear-related health care. We collaborate across institutional and international boundaries to advance otology, identify and support promising research, cultivate and disseminate excellence in effective and compassionate clinical practices, and elevate all those dedicated to the field of otology through education on cutting-edge discoveries and innovations.
What We Do
For more than a century, the American Otological Society has united leading surgeons, scientists, and educators to advance the science and treatment of ear and hearing disorders.
Education
Guiding research, evidence-based treatments, quality standards, and leadership in otology and neurotology.
Leadership
AOS members represent the most senior surgeons and clinicians in the industry, guiding the way for important advances in otology
American Otological Society Membership
The American Otological Society (“AOS”) is the second oldest single-specialty medical society in America.
Established in 1868, AOS is the senior and most esteemed organization dedicated to the advancement of treatments and prevention of ear-related disorders that may affect hearing, balance, neurological function and communication. Members of the society are accomplished leaders in the field, assuring high standards for how AOS fulfills its mission. Members are clinicians (otologists, neurotologists, otolaryngologists, audiologists or other clinicians with subspecialty interest in otology) and scientists, all with common goals to advance the care of disorders related to the ear.
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