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Audiologists are the professionals who evaluate and treat hearing loss, tinnitus, balance, and related disorders as well as recommend and provide appropriate treatment including hearing aids, audiologic rehabilitation, and hearing assistive technology systems.
William Jack Campbell
Audiologist
Jack is a licensed audiologist with a graduate degree/Masters of Science from the University of Pittsburgh. His master's thesis was completed at the Oakland VA hospital in Pittsburgh. The investigation involved the ability of normal hearing middle aged individuals to use duration cues in detecting faint sounds. Campbell Audiology specializes in the prevention, identification, assessment, and treatment of hearing disorders.
Other interests include playing saxophone with local big band/jazz-rock groups, and bird watching/recording using a co-developed hand held device called the Long Eared Mini. These hobbies have naturally led to more specialized audiologic offerings in the form of Ornithological Based Hearing Aid Evaluations and Musician Audiologic Assessment/Counseling.
Audiologist
Jack is a licensed audiologist with a graduate degree/Masters of Science from the University of Pittsburgh. His master's thesis was completed at the Oakland VA hospital in Pittsburgh. The investigation involved the ability of normal hearing middle aged individuals to use duration cues in detecting faint sounds. Campbell Audiology specializes in the prevention, identification, assessment, and treatment of hearing disorders.Other interests include playing saxophone with local big band/jazz-rock groups, and bird watching/recording using a co-developed hand held device called the Long Eared Mini. These hobbies have naturally led to more specialized audiologic offerings in the form of Ornithological Based Hearing Aid Evaluations and Musician Audiologic Assessment/Counseling.