This expert witness is a Doctor of Audiology who evaluates hearing and vestibular function in both clinical and medico-legal contexts. She has more than 10 years of experience performing comprehensive audiological assessments for children and adults, including compensation and pension examinations and diagnostic testing used to measure auditory thresholds and balance-related dysfunction. Her work includes interpretation of audiometric data and ENG/VNG studies to assess hearing impairment, dizziness, and related vestibular conditions in disputed medical and occupational matters. Her clinical scope encompasses diagnostic audiometry, speech testing, hearing aid selection and programming, repair of amplification devices, FM systems, assistive listening technology, cerumen management, and custom hearing protection. She also performs cochlear implant evaluations and mapping, requiring integration of electrophysiologic and behavioral test findings. As a Certified CAOHC Course Director, she has experience associated with occupational hearing conservation programs and industrial audiometric monitoring, where evaluation of noise-induced hearing loss and workplace compliance issues may be central to a claim. She holds a Doctor of Audiology (Au.D.), maintains licensure as an Audiologist in multiple jurisdictions, and holds credentials as a Hearing Aid Specialist and Dispensing Audiologist. She is Board Certified in Audiology through the American Board of Audiology and is a Fellow of the American Academy of Audiology. Her professional background includes clinical practice within healthcare systems as well as ownership of a private audiology practice, involving responsibility for diagnostic oversight, device management, and patient care.