Nino Trapaidze

• 2019 – Postgraduate training program “Charite, Berlin, Clinic of Audiology, Phoniatrics, and Phonosurgery”;
• 2018 – Postgraduate training program at the Achembaden Clinic, phonopedia, Turkey, Istanbul;
• 2018 – Postgraduate training program at the Centrium Clinic, phonopedia, Turkey, Istanbul;
• 2018 – Postgraduate training program at the Voisest Clinic, phonopedia, Turkey, Istanbul;
• 2017 – Postgraduate training program, International Academy of Rehabilitation, Audiology – speech therapy, Austria, Innsbruck;
• 2016 – Postgraduate training program TEACH- teaching techniques, Germany, Cologne;
• 2016 – Postgraduate training program, speech therapy, Minsk, Belarus;
• 2013-2016 – University of Cologne, Cologne, Germany;
• 2016-2014 – Institute for Audiopedagogics IFAP, Germany, Solingen;
• 2015 – Postgraduate training program Cochlear Nucleus, Germany, Hannover;
• 2014 – Postgraduate training program ABA-teaching techniques, Germany, Cologne;
• 2014 – Postgraduate training program, speech therapy, Germany, Cologne;
• 2014 – Postgraduate training program, speech therapy, Germany, Cologne;
• 2014 – Postgraduate training program, speech therapy, Germany, Cologne;
• 2012 – Postgraduate training program, speech therapy, Germany, Munich;
• 2012 – Postgraduate training program, speech therapy, Germany, Munich;
• 2009-2013 – Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Germany, Munich;
• 2010 – Postgraduate training program, speech therapy, Germany, Straubing;
• 2009 – Postgraduate training program, speech therapy, Germany, Würzburg;
• 2009 – Postgraduate training program, speech therapy, Germany, Schleswig;
• 2009 –Postgraduate training program, speech therapy, Germany, Hannover;
• 2008 – Postgraduate training program, phonopedia, Germany, Leipzig;
• 2008 – Postgraduate training program, phonopedia, Germany, Stuttgart;
• 2007-2002 – Ilia Chavchavadze State University;
• 2006 – Postgraduate training program, phonopedia, Germany, Dresden;
• 2006 – Postgraduate training program, phonopedia, Germany, Halberstadt;
• 2003-2002 – Goethe Institute.

• 2020-present – Medical Center “Vivamedi”, Otorhinolaryngologist, Phonopedist
• 2013-2016 – Department of Audiology of the University of Cologne – research worker;
• 2014-2016 – Solingen Aural Rehabilitation and Communication Center “Orwurm” – speech therapist;
• 2014-2015 – The project “Social Integration of Children with Hearing Impairment” of the “Step Forward” Organization – invited expert;
• 2013-2016 –“Lebenshilfe Köln” Organization – speech therapist;
• 2014-2016 – Cologne Institute of Audiology IFAP – research worker;
• 2014 – The project “Road to Cochlear Implantation” project of the “Step Forward” Organization – invited expert;
• 2013-2011– Munich Union for Rehabilitation and Integration of Children and Adolescents with Disabilities (BiB) – invited expert;
• 2011-2010 – “Lebenshilfe München” Organization – speech therapist;
• 2011-2010 – Department of Audiologopedics at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich – research worker;
• 2010–2009 – The scientific project worker of the Research Institute for Speech and Rehabilitation at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, topic: Speech Therapy and Rehabilitation System in the Russian Federation;
• 2009 – Tbilisi State Medical Academy, head of the postgraduate education course in speech therapy and audiology;
• 2009-2008 – IB Euro-Caucasian University – lecturer;
• 2009-2004 – Speech therapist of Simon Khechinashvili Clinic of the Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases.

• 2015-2014 – Fellowship of the Center for International Education;
• 2012-2011 – Research fellowship of the GEERS fund;
• 2011-2010 – Research fellowship of the Heidehofstiftung fund;
• 2010–2009 – Research fellowship of the DAAD fund;
• 2006 – Research fellowship of the DAAD fund;
• 2007-2003 – Fellowship of Ilia State University.

• 2016-present – Member of Simon Khechinashvili Association of Otorhinolaryngology

• 2019 – Trapaidze N.; Tushishvili S.; Japaridze, S.; Kevanishishvili Z.
  “Peculiarities of the Georgian language in relation to the Indo-European ones: differences in the audiological profile in the words due to the different representations of consonants and vowels; in the segments and dimensions of different letters.” Bulletin of the National Academy of Sciences of Georgia. Biomedicine Series N1-2 45, p. 15-25
• 2016, Trapaidze N.; Kevanishishvili Z .; Shepelenko N.
  “Road to Cochlear Implantation” (brochure)
• 2010, Trapaidze N.; Leonhardt A., Kevanishvili Z.
  “The System of Cochlear Implantation in Georgia”. Shneke Magazine, 70 p. 30-31

Georgian – Native
Russian – Fluent
German – Fluent
English – Fluent