Dr. Nichole Kingham, Speaker, Audiologist, Coach

Have you ever seen those Calvin and Hobbes stickers, usually on the back of a lifted Chevy truck with large tires and an American flag in the window that depicts Calvin peeing? I had a kid like that - tussled blonde hair, grape jam at the corner of his mouth, freckled face - or was that dirt from his latest creation out in the flower patch? And this kid would pee anywhere at any time. Any. Time. I remember one particular time standing out on the sidewalk talking to the neighb

Training an Audiology Assistant can seem daunting. Audiology Academy can make it easy. Here are tips to get you started.

There's a lot of news and noise out there right now about hearing aids, hearing aid providers and hearing healthcare. I recently googled "hearing aids" for my small town, located just north of Seattle and there were 522.000 results. Google Maps listed 17 hearing aid retail stores or clinics within 8 miles of me. How the heck are our patients supposed to know who we are and what we do? How do they know (and trust) what makes us different from the rest? If you ask most audiolog

What should I pay my Audiology Assistant? It's one of the most common questions I hear. The answer isn't so easy. According to Payscale.com, the median salary for an Audiology Assistant is $14.00 per hour or roughly $29,000 per year. But, the actual salary that you decide on will depend on a few things: Your Location An Audiology Assistant in rural Georgia will have a much different salary than an Audiology Assistant in San Francisco. To determine what an acceptable wage is i