Dr Nicole (Nicci) Campbell BLog (Cum Laude), MLog (Cum Laude), PhD Communication Pathology (University of Pretoria)
Principal Audiological Scientist, Academic Coordinator,Associate Professor
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Associate Professor/Principal Audiological Scientist, based in the Auditory Implant Service, within Engineering and the Environment at the University of Southampton.
Our cochlear implant recipients range in age from 1 to over 90 years. We support nearly 500 adults and 300 children. Working as part of a dedicated team and seeing the success of our patients is highly rewarding
Nicci is a Principal Audiological Scientist/Associate Professor at the University of Southampton and holds both an Academic and Clinical 0.76 post; housed within the Auditory Implant Service (USAIS). An Audiologist and Speech-Language Therapist by training, Nicci has a special interest in the fields of Auditory Implantation and Auditory Processing Disorder (APD).
She is the academic coordinator for USAIS, coordinator of the Socrates-Erasmus Exchange Programme, and also a module coordinator on the BSc Healthcare Science (Audiology) and MSc Audiology programmes in the Faculty of Engineering and the Environment. She is involved in student research supervision and serves as an external examiner for postgraduate courses and dissertations, both locally and internationally. She has set up and is the team lead for the APD Clinical Service at the University, the first interdisciplinary service of this kind in the UK.
Nicci chairs the steering committee of the British Society of Audiology’s APD Special Interest Group. Over the past three years, this Group has published a nationally and internationally peer-reviewed Position Statement, Practice Guidance Document, ‘White Paper’ in the International Journal of Audiology with an international set of commentaries, and collaborated with the American Academy of Audiology (AAA) to present a highly successful APD Symposium at the AAA Conference in March 2012, Boston.
A short presentation about the British Society of Audiology’s APD Group’s recent accomplishments.
