Simple At-Home Hearing Aid Maintenance Tips
By Carolyn Pinkerton on Nov 25, 2015
Utilizing simple tools like a tube blower (above) can make the difference in hearing aid life and...
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Carolyn Pinkerton, Au.D., joined Starkey Hearing Technologies in 2012 in education and training. She is a graduate of Northeastern University’s Doctorate of Audiology Program and completed residencies at several Ear, Nose and Throat offices in Massachusetts as well as the VA Hospital in Boston. Pinkerton's clinical experience includes newborns to geriatric not only in comprehensive audiological examinations and fitting of appropriate hearing technology, but also in vestibular, central auditory processing and advanced evoked potential diagnostics. Pinkerton now manages university and government services training.
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