Who we are
We are a group of multi-professionals with a diverse range of experience and knowledge. We are passionate and enthusiastic about supporting others to enhance vestibular practice within the UK.
Our Aims
We aim to improve knowledge through the development and publication of high-quality evidence-based protocols and procedures; to promote learning through accessible webinars and workshop events and published research; to inform practice through published research, workshops and lectures; and to drive a positive impact by the work we do and how we communicate.
Steering Group Members
Rosie Adams, Chair, Senior Clinical Scientist, Manchester Royal Infirmary
Simon Howe, Vice Chair, Senior Clinical Scientist, University of Manchester
Jennifer Parker-George, Senior Clinical Scientist, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust
Dr Sreedharan Nair Vijayanand, Consultant in Neuro-Otology and Audiovestibular Medicine, Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust
Benjamin Adams, Senior Clinical Scientist, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust
Natasha Harrington-Benton, Director, Ménière’s Society
Connor McCarthy, Clinical lead for Diagnostic Audiology , Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust
Zafeer Abdul, Senior Audiologist, Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust
Reference Members
Vicki Kennedy, Senior Clinical Scientist, Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS Trust
Dr Diego Kaski, Consultant Neurologist, Senior Clinical Research Fellow, Imperial College, London
Current projects
We are currently recruiting to the steering committee and welcome all applications. We are also currently working through updating the recommended procedures with a new vHIT document, hopefully to go to consultation soon. We will also be planning on developing a SVINT document and are hoping to offer a workshop/ small event in the not-too-distant future too.
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