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OUR STAFF::
Hearing Associates
employs a well trained staff dedicated to support the hearing healthcare
needs of our patients. You will find the Hearing Healthcare Team at Hearing
Associates to be extraordinary. Each member is committed to excellent
customer service and innovative approaches to hearing solutions. The unique
needs of each individual patient are assessed and matched with the technology
and assistive devices that best accommodate the patient’s particular
needs
| Dr.
Joy Prichett |
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| Dr.
Joy Pritchett is a native of Enterprise, Alabama but has practiced
Audiology in the Middle Georgia area since 1978. She obtained a
bachelor’s degree in Speech Pathology and a Masters in Audiology
while attending Auburn University. Her doctoral concentration at
Central Michigan/Vanderbilt was in the assessment of balance disorders
and rehabilitation of hearing loss.
Dr. Pritchett
was an early advocate for mandatory hearing tests for infants and
has provided regional Children’s Hearing Clinics for the past
25 years. Her primary clinical interests are: (1) the
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implementation of evidence-based protocols for the fitting and dispensing
of hearing aids, (2) vestibular assessment and rehabilitation of
balance disorders, and (3) the use of assistive technologies (i.e.,
Blue tooth, infrared, FM) to enhance user satisfaction from hearing
aids.
Dr. Pritchett
is a Fellow of the American Academy of Audiology, certified by the
American Speech, Hearing and Language Association, member of the
American Academy of Dispensing Audiologists, and a licensed Audiologist
in the State of Georgia. Dr. Pritchett serves as a committee member
for her national association, the Academy of Audiology, and participates
in a regional Hearing Aid Performance Network. She provides hearing
services in both the Greensboro and Milledgeville locations.
When not seeing
patients, Dr. Pritchett is the mother of three children (22 year
old daughter, 17 and 16 year old sons) and a wife of 26 years to
husband Ed, who is an electrical engineer in the biosecurity and
containment industry.
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| Erin
Elson, M.Ed., CCC-A |
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| Erin
Green Elson, M.Ed., CCC-A received her Masters in Audiology from
the University of Georgia in 2000 followed by a clinical internship
at Hearing Associates. Hearing Associates was so impressed with
her caring and thoughtful approach with her patients that she was
offered a position to stay. She is a native of Dublin, Georgia and
has resided in the lake community since her marriage to Ken Elson,
who is a native of Eatonton.
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Mrs.
Elson’s main clinical interests are electrophysiology measurements
of hearing and the rehabilitation of hearing loss. She has received
extensive training in the fitting and dispensing of hearing aids from
over 15 manufacturers. She is also certified by the American Speech,
Hearing and Language Association, member of the Academy of Audiology,
and a licensed Audiologist for the state of Georgia.
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| Carla
Cameron |
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| I have been the office
receptionist in the Milledgeville office for over three years. My
first perception of Hearing Associates was the consideration, patience,
and individualized attention each patient received to reach their
potential. Since my son has a severe hearing loss and wears hearing
aids, I was familiar with other service providers. Patients comment
frequently regarding the level of commitment from the Audiologists.
My son received his current set of hearing aids from Hearing Associates
which opened up a whole new world and he is now
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pursuing personal interests that would not have been possible.
I look forward to assisting your hearing healthcare needs in the Milledgeville
office, 478-452-0578. |
| Ava Trubey |
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My hearing loss
was diagnosed while I was in college. My hearing loss is caused by
a genetic trait that has a strong expression in my mother’s
family. After watching my mother slowly lose her hearing, I can empathize
with family members who have experienced loved ones who slowly separate
themselves from the things they previously enjoyed. At the time of
my mother’s death, she could no longer hear and understand speech.
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I
have worked for Dr. Pritchett for over 15 years. As a profoundly
hearing impaired adult, my experience in the hearing healthcare
industry is unique. My first set of hearing aids was obtained from
another hearing provider and my results were discouraging as there
was no clarity to speech, only amplified sounds.
I became a
patient to Dr. Pritchett in 1987 and ultimately received a cochlear
implant for my left ear and an advanced digital for my right ear.
Dr. Pritchett and Mrs. Elson have worked diligently to find the
best possible rehabilitation for my hearing loss.
I look forward
to assisting your hearing healthcare needs in the Greensboro location,
706-454-0578.
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