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Mark your Calendars for our next NHCA Presidential Trio Town Hall
Posted: July 6, 2022
Come and hear updates about YOUR organization's strategic plan and the NHCA narrative, meet the new Executive Director, and interface directly with NHCA leadership.
When: Tuesday August 9, 2022. 10:00 a.m. MT/11:00 a.m. CT/12:00 p.m. ET
A link will be sent out later. See you there! |
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NHCA Bylaws Vote
Posted: June 28, 2022
As part of our strategic goal to “optimize governance,” your Executive Council has been hard at work revising our current structure to improve processes, increase efficiency, and strengthen our impact. Earlier this year, the Executive Council agreed to bring the proposed bylaws changes to NHCA membership for a vote. All five motions passed in the member vote. |
New NHCA Director of Membership
Posted: June 28, 2022
Please join me in recognizing Richard Stepkin's service as past Director of Membership. Please also join me in welcoming Sharon Sandridge as the new Director of Membership, who will be serving out the remainder of the term. She will work closely with the Members Services Council and the Executive Council toward our strategic goal to “broaden member value”. |
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New NHCA Executive Director
Posted: June 28, 2022
We are in our 4th year of partnering with Civica as NHCA's management company. They are undergoing exciting growth and preparing for future expansion through promotions and hiring new team members. Civica will welcome staffing changes in the coming weeks. Please join me in thanking Kim Gill for her service as Executive Director. As she begins her role as President at Civica, she has identified Ashley Montoya as Executive Director, effective July 1, 2022. Please join me in welcoming her and check out the “meet the team” details on the Civica website. |
New Audiometric and Noise Measurement Calculators on the NHCA website
Posted: June 10, 2022
As a hearing conservation professional, you may be called upon to compute binaural impairment using the formula of the American Medical Association, or to determine if sound levels in a test booth or under noise-excluding earphones meet the Maximum Permissible Ambient Noise Levels to properly measure hearing thresholds. You may have gathered noise dose data for an extended work shift and needed to normalize it to eight hours. For these tasks and others, the NHCA website now provides nine Excel-based calculators to assist you.
The calculators are downloadable and free for use at the “Resources” Tab. Look for the “Audiometric and Noise Measurement Calculators” page or go here. Please use these tools and spread the word that NHCA is making them available to all. If you are aware of other calculation tools that would be helpful in your work, please contact NHCA so we may consider adding this content to our website in the future. |
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