Clinical audiologist with a primary focus on comprehensive hearing aid care across the lifespan, including diagnostic evaluations, real-ear–verified fittings, counseling, and long-term auditory rehabilitation, complemented by experience in cochlear and bone-anchored implant services. Earned an Au.D. from the University of Memphis and a B.S. in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology from the University of North Texas, with extensive training in adult, pediatric, and neurodevelopmental populations.
Practices in a high-volume ENT setting delivering patient-centered hearing aid services while supporting clinic growth through appropriate referrals and outcomes-driven care. Has contributed to the development and integration of a cochlear implant program within a multidisciplinary ENT practice, providing continuity of care for implant candidates and users. Currently serves as an adjunct professor teaching graduate-level Hearing Rehabilitation, emphasizing evidence-based hearing aid management, counseling strategies, and outcome measures.
