Come Meet Our Audiologists at Tri-City Audiology

In addition, she moved to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and completed her last year of training at the Veterans Affairs Pittsburgh Healthcare System. Following graduation, she moved back to Arizona and began her career as a private practice clinician in Mesa, Arizona.

Ashley has received training in diagnostic hearing evaluations and rehabilitation. She also has experience with cochlear implants, bone-anchored hearing devices, vestibular testing and treatment, and tinnitus management. When Ashley was seven years old, she suffered from ear infections resulting in a perforated eardrum. She underwent multiple surgeries to repair it, but today has a mild hearing loss in her right ear. Her personal connection with hearing loss is what drove her to be an Audiologist. She is passionate about the treatment of auditory disorders and hearing loss through the use of evidence-based practice and the latest hearing aid technology.

Ashley was born and raised in Arizona. When not helping patients, Ashley enjoys spending time with family and friends, cooking, watching movies/football, and giving love to her beagle.

Shonie of Ferndale, WA – I am an audiologist from Washington State visiting this area for the month of November. During my stay I had the opportunity to witness firsthand Dr. Ashley’s excellent patient care and services provided to my aunt throughout her fitting and post fitting appointments. She was patient, kind and thorough. Now my aunt is hearing so much better and no longer missing out on life. Again thank you so much for being part of her hearing journey. M.A. CCC-A Audiologist

Aaron of Mesa, AZ – Dr. Ashley was wonderful. Friendly, sincere and very thorough. I would highly recommend seeing her.

In 2005, she received her Doctor of Audiology from the Arizona School of Health Sciences. She received her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of New Orleans and earned her Master’s in Communications Disorders from Louisiana State University Medical Center. She is licensed by the State of Arizona, clinically certified by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), and is a fellow of the American Academy of Audiology. Kim’s interest in technology was enhanced by her work as an electrician in the Louisiana Air National Guard for six years.

Throughout her audiology career, she has acquired extensive clinical training in advanced diagnostic hearing assessment and rehabilitation using the most innovative hearing technologies available in the treatment of auditory disorders and hearing loss. As an audiologist, she is able to utilize her psychology background to identify the special needs of patients and her technical skills to enhance their lives through hearing aid technology.

When not helping patients, Kim loves spending time with her family – husband and three kids, traveling, and watching her youngest son play high school baseball. She is a very loyal New Orleans Saints fan, as well as an Arizona Diamond Backs fan.

In 2015, he received his Bachelor’s degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders and then earned his Doctor of Audiology in 2018, both from Wichita State University.

Jared has received training in adult diagnostics and treatment along with exposure to vestibular testing and pediatric diagnostic testing. He is passionate in helping people hear to the best of their abilities using cutting edge hearing aid technology and evidence-based practices.

When not at work, Jared enjoys reading, creating and collecting art, and exploring Arizona. He and his husband share their house with a bossy, but loveable tabby cat.

Liz has extensive experience in diagnostic hearing evaluations and rehabilitation, using evidence-based practices and the most advanced hearing aid technology. She also has a background in assessment and treatment of vestibular disorders, and auditory brainstem response testing for hearing assessment of special populations. Her interest in audiology developed due to her musical background; when she was introduced to the field of audiology in college, she found it interesting that sounds could be specifically manipulated in order to help people hear better. She was excited to be able to combine her love of music and sound with her desire to help others in an area that was so special to her.

When not helping patients, Liz enjoys spending time with friends and family, rock climbing, running with her dog, playing trumpet, and singing karaoke. She’s a lifelong Cubs fan, and loves cheering for the Iowa Hawkeyes.