Researcher
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Sarah is an active researcher in the field of voice science and applications in clinical voice rehabilitation.
Sarah currently works as a clinical research coordinator at the NYU Langone Voice & Swallowing Center in Dr. Aaron Johnson’s Lab as well as fostering cross-institution collaborations with clinical researchers at the Sean Parker Institute for the Voice, University of Illinois, Mass Eye & Ear Infirmary, and University of South Florida. Sarah also continues to work with singing pedagogue-researchers and strongly believes in the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration to foster clinical and real-world applications of research findings.
Her research areas include:
the effects of sex hormones on the voice
improving clinical voice diagnostics
portable laryngeal imaging technology
clinical applications of vocal distortion/rough vocal effects
clinical terminology use in voice therapy
pitch perception and intonation in performance environments
