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Khaya Clark

Research Investigator and Sociologist Research Assistant Professor

Oregon Health & Science University

Khaya Clark is currently serving as a Cell, Developmental And Cancer Biology Research Investigator and Sociologist Research Assistant Professor at Oregon Health & Science University.

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Khaya Clark

Oregon Health & Science University

Research Investigator and Sociologist Research Assistant Professor

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primary care family medicine public health audiology clinical otolaryngology health policy health care hearing loss health sciences health services research health informatics digital health health systems health technology hearing research implementation research health information science electronic health records neurotology ototoxicity management primary health care implementation science ehealth behavioral health human hearing psychometrics firearms storage safety qualitative study preventive medicine family practice medical internet research internal medicine positive behavior interventions health planning latino studies vascular surgery bone research vascular biology neurorehabilitation social medicine health care delivery e-health service personal health records health information systems patient-centered outcomes patient experience correctional practice general internal medicine pediatric otolaryngology digital interventions implementation strategies agile software development cochlear implants auditory science colorectal cancer vulnerable patient populations health data clinical evidence clinical guidance medical guideline prospective cohort studies retrospective cohort studies behavior analysis social determinants health screening care integration bring social determinants health information technology meaningful patient engagement integrated behavioral health veteran perspectives routine auditory clinical considerations firearms safety real world scenarios managing complex change

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Identifying Gaps and Opportunities to Improve Ototoxicity Management in Veterans With Cancer: Evidence From a Retrospective Cohort and Oncology Provider Survey. Cancer Medicine (2026)

retrospective cohortradiation oncologyclinical otolaryngologyoncology provider surveyneurotologyototoxicity managementoutcomes researchmedicineclinical researchoncology

Clinical Practice Guideline for Management of Tinnitus. JAMA Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery (2025)

LaGuinn P. SherlockJennifer Ballard-HernandezAmy Boudin-GeorgeKhaya ClarkMaria ColandreaCatherine EdmondsCatherine KelleySuheily LovelaceSally MahmoodIdalisse MartinezPaula MyersSara PulliamJames SallMichele SpencerSarah M. TheodoroffAnthony M. TolisanoLisa M. WaymanTara ZauggRobert L. Folmer

prospective cohort studiesclinical practice guidelinevascular surgeryimmunologyneurosciencebone researchretrospective cohort studiesvascular biologyanatomytraumaneurorehabilitationclinical guidancestroke rehabilitationclinical evidencestrokepediatricsspinal cord injuryageingmedical guideline

Roadmap to a Global Template for Implementation of Ototoxicity Management for Cancer Treatment. Ear and Hearing (2024)

Katharine FernandezAlex HoetinkDawn Konrad-MartinDeborah BerndtsonKhaya ClarkLaura DreisbachJames I. GellerMaria Valeria Goffi-GomezAmy GrosnikCarmen JamisKristin KnightDavid S. LeeJohn LeePatricia Helena Pecora LibermanTrisha MilnesAnnelot J. M. MeijerCandice E. OrtizJennessa RookerVictoria A. SanchezMary M. van den Heuvel-EibrinkCarmen C. BrewerGayla L. Poling

clinical otolaryngologyototoxicity managementmedicinecancer treatmentglobal templatecancer managementoncology

Understanding Tinnitus Clinical Care in the Veterans Health Administration and Department of Defense: Overview of Survey Results. American Journal of Audiology (2024)

military psychologyhealth careclinical otolaryngologyveterans health administrationaudiologyhearing lossmedicinesurvey resultsemergency medicinetinnitus clinical care

Voices From the Field: A Quality Improvement Project for Progressive Tinnitus Management 2.0. American Journal of Audiology (2024)

Khaya ClarkSuheily LovelaceJohn C. MoringEmily J. ThielmanKassander A. ThompsonJames A. HenryTara Zaugg

quality improvementaudiologyquality improvement project

A Qualitative Study of Veterans' Perspectives on Tinnitus: An Invisible Wound. American Journal of Audiology (2023)

Khaya D. ClarkLaura CocoTara ZauggSusan DeFrancescoChristine KaelinJames A. HenryKathleen F. Carlson

invisible woundauditory physiologyqualitative studyaudiologyhearing researchhearing lossqualitative researchhealth sciences

Associations Between Traumatic Brain Injury and Severity of Tinnitus-Related Functional Impairment Among Us Military Veterans: A National, Population-Based Study. Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation (2023)

Laura CocoElizabeth R. HookerTess A. GilbertAustin L. PrewittKelly M. ReavisMaya E. O'NeilKhaya D. ClarkJames A. HenryTara ZauggKathleen F. Carlson

population-based studyneurologytraumatic brain injurytinnitus-related functional impairmentmilitary veteranstraumarehabilitationhead trauma rehabilitation

Audiologists’ Perceived Value of Ototoxicity Management and Barriers to Implementation for At-Risk Cancer Patients in Va: The Otomic Survey. Journal of Cancer Survivorship (2023)

human hearingpublic healthauditory scienceclinical otolaryngologyototoxicity managementotomic surveyaudiologyhearing researchhearing lossmedicinepatient safetyat-risk cancer patientscochlear implants

Rehabilitation Service Needs and Preferences Among Veterans With Tinnitus: A Qualitative Study. Seminars in Hearing (2023)

mental healthhealth services researchmilitary psychologyoccupational therapyqualitative studyrehabilitation processrecoveryrehabilitation service needsfamily medicinerehabilitation

The Impact of Tinnitus Severity on Work Functioning Among U.S. Military Veterans With Tinnitus. Seminars in Hearing (2023)

Laura CocoElizabeth R. HookerTess A. GilbertGraham R. HarkerKhaya D. ClarkKelly M. ReavisJames A. HenryTara L. ZauggKathleen F. Carlson

neurologyaudiologytinnitus severitywork functioning

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Khaya Clark

Research Investigator and Sociologist Research Assistant Professor

Oregon Health & Science University

Khaya Clark is currently serving as a Cell, Developmental And Cancer Biology Research Investigator and Sociologist Research Assistant Professor at Oregon Health & Science University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Khaya Clark

Oregon Health & Science University

Research Investigator and Sociologist Research Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Identifying Gaps and Opportunities to Improve Ototoxicity Management in Veterans With Cancer: Evidence From a Retrospective Cohort and Oncology Provider Survey. Cancer Medicine (2026)

retrospective cohortradiation oncologyclinical otolaryngologyoncology provider surveyneurotologyototoxicity managementoutcomes researchmedicineclinical researchoncology

Clinical Practice Guideline for Management of Tinnitus. JAMA Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery (2025)

Roadmap to a Global Template for Implementation of Ototoxicity Management for Cancer Treatment. Ear and Hearing (2024)

clinical otolaryngologyototoxicity managementmedicinecancer treatmentglobal templatecancer managementoncology

Understanding Tinnitus Clinical Care in the Veterans Health Administration and Department of Defense: Overview of Survey Results. American Journal of Audiology (2024)

military psychologyhealth careclinical otolaryngologyveterans health administrationaudiologyhearing lossmedicinesurvey resultsemergency medicinetinnitus clinical care

Voices From the Field: A Quality Improvement Project for Progressive Tinnitus Management 2.0. American Journal of Audiology (2024)

Khaya ClarkSuheily LovelaceJohn C. MoringEmily J. ThielmanKassander A. ThompsonJames A. HenryTara Zaugg

quality improvementaudiologyquality improvement project

A Qualitative Study of Veterans' Perspectives on Tinnitus: An Invisible Wound. American Journal of Audiology (2023)

Khaya D. ClarkLaura CocoTara ZauggSusan DeFrancescoChristine KaelinJames A. HenryKathleen F. Carlson

invisible woundauditory physiologyqualitative studyaudiologyhearing researchhearing lossqualitative researchhealth sciences

Laura CocoElizabeth R. HookerTess A. GilbertAustin L. PrewittKelly M. ReavisMaya E. O'NeilKhaya D. ClarkJames A. HenryTara ZauggKathleen F. Carlson

population-based studyneurologytraumatic brain injurytinnitus-related functional impairmentmilitary veteranstraumarehabilitationhead trauma rehabilitation

Audiologists’ Perceived Value of Ototoxicity Management and Barriers to Implementation for At-Risk Cancer Patients in Va: The Otomic Survey. Journal of Cancer Survivorship (2023)

human hearingpublic healthauditory scienceclinical otolaryngologyototoxicity managementotomic surveyaudiologyhearing researchhearing lossmedicinepatient safetyat-risk cancer patientscochlear implants

Rehabilitation Service Needs and Preferences Among Veterans With Tinnitus: A Qualitative Study. Seminars in Hearing (2023)

mental healthhealth services researchmilitary psychologyoccupational therapyqualitative studyrehabilitation processrecoveryrehabilitation service needsfamily medicinerehabilitation

The Impact of Tinnitus Severity on Work Functioning Among U.S. Military Veterans With Tinnitus. Seminars in Hearing (2023)

Laura CocoElizabeth R. HookerTess A. GilbertGraham R. HarkerKhaya D. ClarkKelly M. ReavisJames A. HenryTara L. ZauggKathleen F. Carlson

neurologyaudiologytinnitus severitywork functioning

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