Audiologists in Cedar Grove, NC

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Hearing Solutions In The Triangle gallery
17YEARS IN BUSINESS

Our hearing clinic offers a full range of hearing services including hearing evaluations, hearing aid evaluations, hearing aids, hearing loss and tinnit

Caitlin E. Sapp, AuD, PhD gallery

I am a pediatric audiologist and researcher. Clinically, I work in diagnostic audiology and hearing aids for children and families from birth to 18 years.

Amenities:
Wheelchair accessible
Ellen J. Deres, AuD gallery

I have been an audiologist since 2011 and currently work part-time. In the past, I have worked with adult hearing aids, however I now limit my scope

Amenities:
Wheelchair accessible
Languages:
Spanish
Allison Young, AuD, CCC-A, BA gallery

I decided to become an audiologist because I enjoy helping patients hear better from diagnosis through an individualized treatment plan. I believe that eve

Amenities:
Wheelchair accessible
Noelle Roth, AuD, CCC-A gallery

I chose the field of audiology to help make a difference in people's lives. I enjoy providing multiple diagnostic and rehabilitative services, with a tr

Amenities:
Wheelchair accessible
Jacob Kenneth Buccini, AuD gallery

I chose to become a clinical audiologist while working as a direct support professional for an adult with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Amenities:
Wheelchair accessible
Lindsey VanLooy, AuD, CCC-A gallery

I chose to become an audiologist so I could help improve quality of life and communication confidence for my patients. I enjoy providing preventative a

Amenities:
Wheelchair accessible
Nancy M. McKenna, AuD, PhD gallery

I joined the faculty of the Division of Speech and Hearing Sciences in 2007. I bring with me a diverse background which includes a research career in bas

Patricia Johnson, AuD gallery

I practice as a clinical audiologist at the UNC Hearing and Communication Center (UNC-HCC), a faculty clinic in Chapel Hill. I can also be found leadi

Caitlyn Whitson, AuD gallery

I decided to become an audiologist to improve the lives of adults living with hearing loss. My grandfather was a World War II veteran who slowly lost all

Amenities:
Wheelchair accessible
Devon Lynn Weist, AuD gallery

I became an audiologist because I enjoy being able to help people navigate and manage hearing and balance difficulties. It is very rewarding, and I lo

Kathryn A. Roberts, AuD, CCC-A gallery

I chose to become an audiologist to help people be able to communicate. I developed a love for the vestibular system and enjoy being part of a team