Assistant professor, University of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation Sciences, Iran
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Evaluation of Moslem Shaabani for the Best Researcher Award
Strengths for the Award
- Extensive Teaching Experience: Dr. Shaabani has been an assistant professor since 2017, teaching a wide range of audiology courses at both MS and Ph.D. levels. His topics include electrophysiology, neurophysiology of auditory and vestibular systems, tinnitus, and advanced research methodology.
- Research Supervision: He has served as a supervisor or advisor for numerous thesis projects across both MS and Ph.D. levels, indicating strong mentorship skills and a deep engagement in student research.
- Clinical Expertise: Dr. Shaabani’s extensive clinical experience spans performing and interpreting a wide array of audiological and vestibular evaluations, managing tinnitus and hyperacusis, and conducting vestibular rehabilitation.
- Research Contributions: He has published numerous articles in both Persian and English on various audiological and vestibular topics, contributing significantly to the field. His work includes studies on auditory steady-state responses, vestibular rehabilitation, and the effects of galvanic vestibular stimulation.
- Professional Development and Community Engagement: He has organized and instructed multiple workshops and seminars on advanced audiology and vestibular topics. His roles in these workshops demonstrate leadership and a commitment to advancing professional knowledge in his field.
- International Recognition: Dr. Shaabani’s work has been recognized internationally, evidenced by his publications in international journals and participation in global webinars and conferences.
- Editorial and Review Experience: His roles as a reviewer for several high-impact journals showcase his expertise and recognition as a thought leader in his field.
Areas for Improvement
- Diversity of Research Collaborations: While Dr. Shaabani has an impressive solo and supervisory research portfolio, expanding collaborations with international researchers could further enhance his research impact and bring diverse perspectives to his work.
- Grant Acquisition: There is no mention of significant research funding or grants acquired. Securing competitive research grants could further validate his research capabilities and contribute to larger-scale projects.
- Innovation in Research: While his research topics are relevant and valuable, incorporating cutting-edge technologies and innovative methodologies could further distinguish his work.
- Public Engagement: Increasing public engagement through community outreach programs, public lectures, or popular science publications could enhance the societal impact of his research.
📘 Moslem Shaabani is an Assistant Professor in the Audiology Department at the University of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation Sciences, Tehran, Iran, since October 2017. With extensive experience in both clinical and academic settings, he specializes in teaching audiology to MS and Ph.D. students, supervising theses, and managing audiological and vestibular clinics. His research interests encompass electrophysiology, neurophysiology of the auditory and vestibular systems, and tinnitus management. Dr. Shaabani has authored several articles in prominent journals and contributed chapters to books in his field.
Education
🎓 PhD in Audiology: University of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation Sciences, Tehran, Iran (January 2010 to September 2016)
🎓 MS in Audiology: Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran (September 2005 to December 2008)
🎓 BS in Audiology: Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran (September 2001 to July 2005)
Employment History and Work Experience
🧑🏫 University of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation Sciences, Tehran, Iran
- Position: Assistant Professor in Audiology Department
- Duration: October 2017 to Present
- Responsibilities:
- Teaching MS and Ph.D. courses in audiology
- Supervising and advising MS and Ph.D. theses
- Performing and interpreting various audiological and vestibular tests
- Managing patients with tinnitus and hyperacusis
- Designing and interpreting auditory ERP tests
🩺 Mehr Hospital, Tehran, Iran
- Position: Clinical Audiologist
- Duration: September 2012 to Present
- Responsibilities:
- Conducting and interpreting audiological and vestibular evaluations
- Vestibular rehabilitation
- Management of tinnitus and hyperacusis
- Collaboration with otologists, neurologists, and pediatricians
🔬 ShayaDarman Novin Company, Tehran, Iran
- Position: Training Manager in R&D Team
- Duration: February 2011 to October 2017
- Responsibilities:
- Professional training and support in auditory electrophysiology and vestibular assessment
- Organizing workshops and seminars
- Experience with various audiology testing devices and hearing aids
Research Interests
🔍 Research Interests:
- Electrophysiology and neurophysiology of the auditory and vestibular systems
- Tinnitus, hyperacusis, and misophonia
- Vestibular rehabilitation and balance disorders
- Auditory processing disorders and auditory steady-state response
Awards
🏅 Awards:
- Recognized for significant contributions in audiology education and research
- Numerous acknowledgments for his role as a workshop instructor and speaker at national and international conferences
Publications Top Notes
📚 Selected Publications:
- The influences of contralateral recording on auditory steady-state response (ASSR) thresholds in normal hearing adults, Iran South Med J, 2010
- Contralateral Recording of Auditory Steady State Responses Thresholds, Razi Journal of Medical Sciences, 2010
- Subjective visual vertical test: the effect of preset angle and visual background, Scientific Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine, 2013
- Introducing a New Device for Vestibular Assessment: A Review on Clinical Applications of Video Head Impulse Test, Scientific Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine, 2017
- Comparing the Results of Video Head Impulse Test in Patients with Peripheral and Central Vestibular System Tumors, J Mazandaran Univ Med Sci, 2018
- Candidate Genes and Effects of Auditory Deprivation in the Critical Period on the Expression of Genes and Molecules in Auditory Processing Disorder, The Journal of Paramedical Science and Rehabilitation, 2024
Conclusion
Dr. Moslem Shaabani demonstrates exceptional qualifications for the Best Researcher Award through his extensive teaching and clinical experience, significant research contributions, and active participation in professional development. His dedication to advancing audiology and vestibular sciences is evident in his comprehensive portfolio of publications, workshops, and mentorship. With slight improvements in international collaboration, grant acquisition, innovative research, and public engagement, Dr. Shaabani’s candidacy for the award would be even stronger. His current achievements already position him as a highly deserving candidate for recognition as an outstanding researcher in his field.