Audiology
What IS an audiologist?
An audiologist is an individual who specializes
in the study, identification, and rehabilitation of
hearing disorders. An audiologist's responsibilities
usually include:
What training do
audiologists receive?
Audiologists receive specialized training which
allows them to administer a variety of test
procedures and provide different services to
patients of all age groups, from infants to the
elderly. The entry level degree to practice
audiology is a Master's degree. This is followed by
a clinical externship and obtaining state licensure.
Continuing education is a must in this field as
testing and hearing aid fitting techniques are
constantly changing. The audiologists at Ear, Nose,
& Throat Associates all hold certificates of
clinical competency through the American Speech,
Language, & Hearing Association and all are fellows
of the American Academy of Audiology.
Audiologists:
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Susan D. Maynard, M.S., CCC-A
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Brenda D. George, M.S., CCC-A
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Melissa A. White, M.S., CCC-A
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Jaime G. Gorby, M.A., CCC-A |
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Katheryn S. Monk, M.S., CCC-A |
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