ArticleOtology & neurotology open2024
Notable Programs in Neurotology Series: The University of Miami Ear Institute.
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The University of Miami Ear Institute (UMEI) was conceived and founded by Dr. W. Jarrard (Jerry) Goodwin in 1990, then Chairman of the University of Miami Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery. Dr. Goodwin's goal was to establish a state-of-the-art institution featuring world-renowned experts in otology, audiology, cochlear implants, balance disorders, skull base surgery, and research. With the support of many within and outside the University, he succeeded in this endeavor and appointed Thomas J. Balkany the first director of the Ear Institute. Under Dr. Balkany's leadership, the institute continued to evolve alongside the growing University of Miami Department of Otolaryngology, pioneering developments in pediatric cochlear implant surgery and postoperative care and basic science research. Dr. Balkany transitioned from UMEI Director in 2010, succeeded by Dr. Fred F. Telischi, and subsequently Dr. Simon I. Angeli who is the current Ear Institute Director. The Ear Institute experienced exponential growth in clinical services, research, education, and advocacy throughout the 2nd decade of the 21st century. Renamed the UHealth Ear Institute, its organizational structure evolved to meet new challenges. In its 34-year history, the UHealth Ear Institute has transformed from an idea into a nationally and internationally recognized center of excellence. It remains dedicated to advocating for universal hearing health, ensuring access to hearing health services, providing exceptional patient care, advancing innovative research, and training future specialists.
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