GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA — Neurotone AI has announced that audiologist and researcher Dr. Brian Taylor has joined the company as Vice President of Clinical Research and Professional Relations.
In his new role, Dr. Taylor will support the company’s clinical research efforts, including the development of new studies, strengthening the evidence base for aural rehabilitation, and helping providers integrate brain-based hearing care into clinical practice.
“Aural rehabilitation is clearly turning a corner. After decades in audiology, I’ve never been more excited about the potential of a technology to transform how we help patients hear and communicate. After meeting the team and taking a deeper look at the work Neurotone AI is doing, I’m convinced this approach represents the future of hearing care. I’m excited to join this team and work alongside them to help move the profession forward.”
–Brian Taylor, AuD
Extensive Background in Research and Clinical Practice
Brian Taylor, AuD
Dr. Taylor brings nearly three decades of experience in audiology, with a background spanning research, clinical care, and professional education. He currently serves as editor of Audiology Practices, a quarterly journal of the Academy of Doctors of Audiology, editor-at-large for Hearing Health & Technology Matters, and adjunct instructor at the University of Wisconsin.
Prior to joining Neurotone AI, he served as Senior Director of Audiology at Signia.
“We feel incredibly fortunate that Brian is joining the Neurotone AI team,” said Rick Carlson, Co-founder and CEO of Neurotone AI.v“Brian is one of the most respected voices in audiology, with decades of experience in research, clinical care, and practice management. Brian understands both the science and the business of hearing care, and that perspective will help us continue raising the standard for hearing care.”
Focus on Aural Rehabilitation and Clinical Integration
Dr. Taylor is also the author of several textbooks, including Audiology Practice Management, which is widely used by clinics to support both operational and patient care improvements. Earlier in his career, he contributed to research on the original LACE program, which informed the development of Lace AI Pro.
His work has focused on connecting clinical science, technology, and practice management, with an emphasis on translating research into practical tools that improve patient outcomes and clinic performance.
Carlson noted that Dr. Taylor’s appointment reflects growing interest in aural rehabilitation as part of hearing healthcare.
“Brian has spent his career studying what actually improves patient outcomes,” Carlson said. “The fact that someone with his background sees the same opportunity we do speaks volumes. With leaders like Dr. Taylor and Dr. Aron guiding our clinical strategy, Neurotone AI is building a research engine that will help define the next era of hearing care.”
Source: Neurotone AI
