On this episode of The Audigy Podcast, Julie Culp welcomes Zea Wintersong, a Human Resources Manager at Audigy to the show. Julie and Zea discuss strategies to handle poor performers or bad attitudes and reward your top performers so they become employees for life.

On today's episode of The Audigy Podcast, Sam Haney, Director of Business Development, sits down with Jana Brown and Chrissy Lemley of Allegany Hearing & Balance Center to discuss their journey through audiology.

Dr. Jana Brown, has practiced audiology since 1983. She is the owner of Allegany Hearing & Balance Center; board certified by the American Board of Audiology; a member and past president of the Maryland Academy of Audiology; a fellow of the American Academy of Audiology, where she recently received her third Scholar Award; and a fellow of the Academy of Doctors of Audiology, which honored her with the Leo Doerfler Award in 2017. She is on the Audigy Member Advisory Board and has been a member of Audigy since November 2010. Welcome Jana!

Also joining Dr. Brown is Dr. Chrissy Lemley. Dr. Lemley joined the Allegany Hearing & Balance Center team in May 2014 but has practiced audiology since 2011 in an ENT setting. She is board certified by the American Board of Audiology; a member of the Maryland Academy of Audiology; a fellow of the American Academy of Audiology, and a fellow of the Academy of Doctors of Audiology. Current chair of the Early Career Professionals Committee with ADA. Welcome Chrissy!

On this episode of The Audigy Podcast, Julie Culp sits down with Lori Cunningham of Burnaby Hearing Centre in Burnaby, BC.

Lori is the owner of Burnaby Hearing Centre in Burnaby, BC since 1992 and practicing audiology since 1987. Lori is a clinically certified member of the speech-language and audiology Canada national association, member of BC association of speech/language pathologists and audiologists, member of American academy of audiology and academy scholar. Lori has been a member of Audigy since April 2012 and is on the Member Advisory Board.

On today's episode, Kim Gilmore, VP of Operations at Audigy, interviews Hillary Carter, Au.D. of Comprehensive Hearing Services.

Dr. Carter bought Comprehensive Hearing Services in 2009 and joined Audigy in February 2010. She has her Doctor of Audiology from Salus University. She is a member of American Academy of Audiology, Academy of Dispensing Audiologist, Montana Audiology Guild, and Montana Speech-Language-Hearing Association. She has previously served as a Board Member and Secretary of The Salvation Army in Helena. She is currently on the Audigy Member Advisory Board and received the Audigy Salyers Remarkable Award in 2017.

This week on the podcast, Jason Luchterhand sits down with Melanie Driscoll, Au.D.

Dr. Driscoll has been in private practice for 17 years. She received her doctorate in audiology from the University of Louisville School of Medicine in 2002. She is a founding member of the National Association of Doctors of Audiology and a current member of the Kentucky Academy of Audiology and the Audigy Member Advisory Board. Melanie has been an Audigy member twice! But most recently since 2016.

On today's episode of The Audigy Podcast, Lindsay Ash sits down with Mark Palmer and Janet Westlund of the Center for Audiology Services in Bethlehem, PA.

Janet Westlund has practiced audiology for over 25 years. She has been in private practice since 1985.

Mark has an MSME in Mechanical Engineering, he has worked at large corporations as an engineer, managers, in sales, and for the past 20 years has been working with Janet to serve the Bethlehem community.Both Mark and Janet sit on the Audigy Member Advisory Board and are great resources for the membership – we’re so honored to be partnered with you and to learn from you today.

On this episode of the Audigy Podcast, Jeremy Roulin sits down with Georgine Ray, Au.D. of Affiliated Audiology Consultants.

Dr. Ray founded Affiliated Audiology Consultants Inc. in 1991. She has been a member of Audigy Group since April 2008, and currently sits on the Member Advisory Board. Georgine received her Doctoral Degree in Audiology from the University of Florida in 2003. She has been very active in her professional community including serving on the Arizona Department of Health Services Advisory Committee for seven years, including a role as Chair of that committee. Dr. Ray is a Fellow of the American Academy of Audiology, where she is active on various committees and previously served on their Board of Directors. She recently completed a 5 yr term as a Trustee with the American Academy of Audiology Foundation and served as their secretary/treasurer for the last 2 yrs of her term. She is also Board Certified by the American Board of Audiology and served on their inaugural Board of Governors. On the local front, Dr. Ray is a Past-President of the Arizona Speech-Language-Hearing Association and has served as Program Chair of their annual convention. And although Georgine’s influence in the audiology space is impressive, she is known for her passion to assist her patients and create an incredible team.

On this week's episode of The Audigy Podcast, Julie sits down with Cassie Schulz to talk about the benefits and advantages of utilizing block scheduling in your practice.

As we always have done, we recorded several episodes of the Audigy Podcast before having them edited and packaged for your enjoyment. Though we are living through unusual times right now, we feel the content contained therein was relevant to our industry before COVID-19 occurred, and that it will be afterward. 

Dr. Amlani has been studying price vs value in the audiology space since 2003 and brings his unique perspective to the podcast. How can private practice audiologists resist the urge to “race to the bottom?” — stay tuned to find out!

This episode of the Audigy Podcast  between Julie Culp and Dr. Amyn Amlani originally recorded October 8th, 2019.

On this week's show, we are airing a pre-recorded conversion between Julie Culp and Steve Hughbanks, a Human Resources Manager at Audigy. Today's topic? We're talking about effective employee engagement!

As we always have done, we recorded several episodes of the Audigy Podcast before having them edited and packaged for your enjoyment. Though we are living through unusual times right now, we feel the content contained therein was relevant to our industry before COVID-19 occurred, and that it will be afterward.