The Academic Planning Committee carefully curated a Congress program that placed people at the heart of innovation.
Bringing together expertise from clinical practice, research, education and industry, the Committee developed a program featuring thought-provoking keynotes, practical workshops and emerging research exploring how artificial intelligence and new technologies can enhance compassionate, person-centred hearing care.
The program was designed to encourage meaningful professional exchange while providing delegates with practical insights and tools that could be applied directly in their work.
VIJAY MARIMUTHU, PhD Academic Chair
JANETTE BRAZEL
KYLIE DICIERI
Kylie is an accomplished audiologist with over 23 years of experience spanning clinical audiology and corporate governance. Dual certifications in both audiology and audiometry, and currently serving as ACAud Chair and Board Member since 2019. Also holds the role of Director and Senior Audiologist at Hearing Aid Specialists SA, a position held for over a decade. From 2008 to 2022, served as the ACAud National Congress Coordinator, successfully managing and delivering six ACAud National Congress.
MARK PATON
Mark is an Audiometrist with a Diploma of Audiometry and a Cert IV of Training & Assessment. He has held positions on the following committees: Nominations & Remuneration Committee, ACAud Examiner Panel, Co-Representative on Hearing Health Sector Alliance, HHSA Teleaudiology Working Group, HHSA Aged Care, Business Review Group to develop the new HSP portal and processes, UQ Audiology curriculum development program.
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