Total Doctors Count - 19044

Dr. Amy Kerby
🩺 Audiologist
🎓 CCC-A
Dr. Amy Kerby
🩺 Audiologist
🎓 CCC-A
NPI - 180106XXXX
License - 515XX
Plano, TX, United States
English
10–30 min consultation
Mrs. Cynthia K Macarthur
🩺 Audiologist
🎓 MS
Mrs. Cynthia K Macarthur
🩺 Audiologist
🎓 MS
NPI - 116454XXXX
License - 516XX
Dallas, TX, United States
English
10–30 min consultation
Dr. Tyra Scott Joseph
🩺 Audiologist
🎓 M.C.D., CCC/A
Dr. Tyra Scott Joseph
🩺 Audiologist
🎓 M.C.D., CCC/A
NPI - 110409XXXX
License - 510XX
Shenandoah, TX, United States
English
10–30 min consultation
Dr. Amy S Bannerman
🩺 Audiologist
🎓 MA, CCC/A
Dr. Amy S Bannerman
🩺 Audiologist
🎓 MA, CCC/A
NPI - 194247XXXX
License - 512XX
Austin, TX, United States
English
10–30 min consultation
Dr. Amanda Blue Lovering
🩺 Audiologist
🎓 AU.D.
Dr. Amanda Blue Lovering
🩺 Audiologist
🎓 AU.D.
NPI - 177075XXXX
License - 516XX
Dallas, TX, United States
English
10–30 min consultation
Dr. Carol Ross
🩺 Audiologist
🎓 AU.D.
Dr. Carol Ross
🩺 Audiologist
🎓 AU.D.
NPI - 165949XXXX
License - 507XX
Galveston, TX, United States
English
10–30 min consultation
Dr. Marla Faye Gracia
🩺 Audiologist
🎓 AUD
Dr. Marla Faye Gracia
🩺 Audiologist
🎓 AUD
NPI - 193242XXXX
License - 802XX
Arlington, TX, United States
English
10–30 min consultation
Dr. Monique Pazon Jenkins
🩺 Audiologist
🎓
Dr. Monique Pazon Jenkins
🩺 Audiologist
🎓
NPI - 106360XXXX
License - 510XX
Houston, TX, United States
English
10–30 min consultation
Dr. Barbara A Norvell
🩺 Audiologist
🎓 AUDIOLOGIST
Dr. Barbara A Norvell
🩺 Audiologist
🎓 AUDIOLOGIST
NPI - 144744XXXX
License - 507XX
Boerne, TX, United States
English
10–30 min consultation
Dr. Leslie Kirk Rolph
🩺 Audiologist
🎓 AU.D.
Dr. Leslie Kirk Rolph
🩺 Audiologist
🎓 AU.D.
NPI - 153831XXXX
License - 800XX
Galveston, TX, United States
English
10–30 min consultation

What Is an Audiologist?

An audiologist is a healthcare professional who specializes in the diagnosis, treatment, and management of hearing, balance, and related disorders. They work with patients of all ages, from infants to seniors, and they often work in collaboration with other healthcare professionals, such as physicians and speech-language pathologists.

The primary roles and responsibilities of an audiologist include:

  1. Conducting hearing and balance assessments: Audiologists use a variety of tests and tools to assess patients' hearing and balance function, including pure-tone audiometry, speech audiometry, and vestibular testing.

  2. Diagnosing and treating hearing and balance disorders: Based on the results of their assessments, audiologists diagnose and treat a variety of hearing and balance disorders, such as sensorineural hearing loss, tinnitus, and vertigo. They may provide hearing aids, cochlear implants, and other assistive devices to help patients manage their conditions.

  3. Providing patient education: Audiologists educate patients and their families about hearing and balance disorders, as well as the importance of hearing protection and other preventative measures.

  4. Conducting research: Some audiologists conduct research on hearing and balance disorders to advance the field and improve patient outcomes.

  5. Collaborating with other healthcare professionals: Audiologists often work closely with other healthcare professionals, such as physicians, speech-language pathologists, and occupational therapists, to provide comprehensive care to patients.

Overall, audiologists play a vital role in helping patients of all ages maintain and improve their hearing and balance function, and they contribute to the advancement of the field through research and collaboration with other healthcare professionals.