“I started working for Advanced Audiology and Hearing Aids right out of graduate school. Not only have I learned so much from Jerrilyn and Steve over the years, but they have also become like family to me. We have such amazing office staff and clients at both the Ruston and West Monroe locations. I am so grateful to work for this company and these people.”

– Megan Fortenberry Spires, Au.D.
Doctor of Audiology

“Working at Advanced Audiology has been a rewarding experience. I’ve enjoyed being a part of a team that’s dedicated, supportive and committed to providing the best care possible for the people we serve. I appreciate the opportunity to continue learning, growing and contributing to a workplace where teamwork and compassion are valued. What I enjoy most about my job is the opportunity to make a difference in people’s lives every day. Working in Audiology gives me the chance to help our neighbors hear better, stay connected with their loved ones and continue doing the things they enjoy. I’m thankful to work with such a caring group of people and to be a part of an organization that truly values helping others.”

– Brandi Young 
Office Manager

“Working here feels less like a job and more like being part of a family.”

– Mandy Norsworthy
Office Manager

“Although I’ve only been at Advanced Audiology for a few months, it didn’t take long for me to realize this is a special place. Our team isn’t just made up of coworkers; we’re a family. We support one another, celebrate successes together, and always put our patients first.

One of the most rewarding parts of my job is getting to know our patients. I enjoy listening to their stories, learning about their lives, and being someone they can count on throughout their hearing journey. It’s amazing to see the excitement on someone’s face when they realize what they’ve been missing and can once again hear conversations with family, the laughter of grandchildren, or the little sounds of everyday life.

Our patients quickly become more than just appointments on the schedule—they become part of the Advanced Audiology family. Building those relationships and knowing we’ve made a meaningful difference in someone’s quality of life is what makes coming to work every day so rewarding. I’m grateful to be part of a team that truly cares about every person who walks through our doors.”

– Elizabeth Elliott
P
atient Care Coordinator