Bethlehem - St. Luke's North Audiology and Hearing Aid Center

Clinical Audiologist

Elizabeth enjoys helping individuals overcome obstacles related to hearing disorders so they can reach their full potential. Her dedication to working with individuals with hearing impairment began many years ago when, as an undergraduate student, she worked in a childcare center with children that had speech and language delays. Elizabeth graduated from the State University of New York at Buffalo with a Master of Arts Degree in Audiology. She then earned her Doctor of Audiology degree from A.T. Still University of Health Sciences. She is a licensed audiologist in the state of Pennsylvania.  Her clinical interests include auditory processing disorders, comprehensive hearing testing and aural rehabilitation. When Elizabeth is not working, she enjoys hiking, spending time with her family and playing with her Havanese dog, Daisy.

Clinical Audiologist

Ally has a passion for working with adults and children with hearing difficulties and balance disorders. She holds a Doctorate of Audiology degree and a Bachelor degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania. She also has a Minor in Linguistics and Special Education. She has obtained her Certification of Clinical Competency through the American-Speech-Language-Hearing Association. She enjoys assisting her patients in communicating with their families more effectively through the use of amplification and communication strategies. Ally enjoys working with patients of all ages and strives to make their experience in our office positive and informative.

Clinical Coordinator of Audiology

Brittany has a passion for working with kids and adults with hearing impairment. Challenges for these patients can go beyond just difficulties with hearing. Children can struggle to reach their full potential and the quality of life for kids and adults can be significantly affected. What drives her is being able to help restore confidence and happiness in all of her patients. Brittany graduated from Bloomsburg University with a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Biology and received her Doctorate of Audiology degree from Bloomsburg University. She is a certified and licensed Audiologist in the state of Pennsylvania. Her philosophy is a clinical approach to hearing healthcare that is based on research and centers on assessing the individual needs of patients. In her spare time, she enjoys being outdoors and hiking with their two dogs and owns a local CrossFit gym with her husband.

Clinical Audiologist

Kayla has a passion for improving communication between patients and their loved ones. She holds a Doctorate of Audiology degree as well as a Bachelor of Audiology/Speech Pathology with a concentration in Psychology from Bloomsburg University. She also holds a Certification of Clinical Competence through the American Speech Language and Hearing Association. Kayla strives to make every patient feel heard and comfortable, whether it be a mother finding out her newborn baby has a hearing loss or a husband and wife struggling to communicate due to hearing complaints. It is no secret that the idea of being diagnosed with a hearing loss and getting hearing aids can intimidate some patients, but Kayla works to make the process easy and positive for all.

Clinical Audiologist

Jane graduated with her Doctorate of Audiology degree from Salus University. Her clinical philosophy includes believing in the necessity of personalizing each hearing aid fitting to the individual as well as providing best practice research-based care to all of her patients. Jane enjoys all areas of audiology including basic audiometric testing, electrophysiology, and vestibular assessment. During her time outside of clinic, Jane enjoys spending her time with her three children and husband.