Award of Merit
The AOS Award of Merit is the highest, most prestigious honor one can receive from the American Otological Society. Recipients are selected by the past, past President of the AOS Council and a group of 4 advisors. It's certainly the highlight of the annual AOS President's reception & banquet when the Award of Merit presentation begins and the winner is announced.
AND THE 2024 AWARD OF MERIT RECIPIENT IS....
A 20+ YEAR HISTORY OF AWARD OF MERIT RECIPIENTS
RECIPIENT
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YEAR
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IN RECOGNITION OF…
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D. Bradley Welling, MD, PhD
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2024
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In recognition of your outstanding contributions to otology and neurotology through exemplary leadership, impactful research, and devoted mentorship of the next generation.
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Debara L. Tucci, MD, MS, MBA
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2023
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In recognition of your outstanding leadership and dedication to patient care, teaching, and research in otology & neurotology
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Lloyd Brooks Minor, MD
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2022
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In recognition of your advances in our understanding of the neurophysiology of the vestibular system and for the discovery of superior canal dehiscence syndrome. |
Miriam I. Redleaf, MD
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2021
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In recognition of your innovation, service and dedication to bringing expert training and otologic health care to the people of Ethiopia.
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Steven A. Telian, MD
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2020
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In recognition of your varied research interests/publications spanning the fields of Otology & Neurotology, your steadfast leadership within the AOS, selfless dedication to your patients, trainees and most importantly your family. |
John W. House, MD
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2019
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In recognition of your outstanding leadership, and commitment to patient care, teaching and research in otology & neurotology
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Paul R. Lambert, MD
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2018
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In recognition of your outstanding leadership, and commitment to patient care, teaching and research in otology & neurotology
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Clough Shelton, MD
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2017
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In recognition of your career-long dedication to your patients, to education and to leadership in the field of otology and cranial base surgery
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Charles M. Luetje, MD
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2016
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In recognition of your career-long dedication to your patients, for your leadership in the American Otological Society and for your early work in cochlear implants in Kansas City
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Jeffrey P. Harris, MD, PhD
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2015
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In recognition of your national leadership, research contributions to Otology, and mentorship of students, residents, and otolaryngologists
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Richard T. Miyamoto, MD
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2014
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In Recognition of his Outstanding Life-Long Contributions in Teaching and Clinical Research in Otology
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Bruce J. Gantz, MD
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2013
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Has been bestowed on Bruce J. Gantz for his too numerous to count contributions to the Specialty of Otorhinolaryngology, the Subspecialty of Otology/Neurotology and the American Board of Otolaryngology
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Joseph B. Nadol, Jr., MD
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2012
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In recognition of his leadership, intellectual curiosity, and outstanding contributions to our understanding of ear disease and its effect on the auditory system.
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Sam E. Kinney, MD
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2011
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With thanks for your leadership and many contributions to the American Otological Society and to the disciplines of Otology and Neurotology
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George Gates, MD
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2010
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In recognition of his contributions to clinical research by advancing our knowledge and understanding of cochlear implants in children.
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William H. Lippy, MD
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2009
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In recognition of his outstanding clinical contributions in otology
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Malcolm D. Graham, MD
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2008
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For energizing the American Otological Society with your innovative, collegiality spirit, and for your inspired mentorship of otologists worldwide.
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Richard A. Chole, MD, PhD
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2007
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For his leadership in research, education and the American Board of Otolaryngology
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Herbert Silverstein, MD
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2006
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In recognition of his numerous contributions to Otology and Neurotology during his illustrious career
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David J. Lim, MD
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2005
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In recognition of his lifelong contributions to research and teaching in diseases of the temporal bones.
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Robert J. Ruben, MD
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2004
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For his leadership in research in the communicative sciences and his contributions to the understanding of otological disorders
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James B. Snow, Jr., MD
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2003
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For his leadership in otology and his continuing contributions to otological research and research education
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Gregory J. Matz, MD
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2002
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certificate not available
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Derald E. Brackmann, MD
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2001
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In recognition of his personal integrity, leadership, and outstanding contributions to otology and neurotology
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