Tony Philip

Audiologist @U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

East Orange, NJ, US

Clinical audiologist working in a department consisting of six audiologists, and various front office personnel.• Extensive hearing aid dispensing of various hearing aid amplification devices for multiple hearing aid manufacturers including Resound, Oticon, Phonak, Widex, Starkey, Siemens, and Unitron• Independently perform comprehensive audiologic evaluations to identify and evaluate individuals with hearing disorders.• Programming, troubleshooting, listening checks, and repair of hearing aid amplification for veterans, military, and soldier population. • Establish rapport with and gather case history from patients, gather COSI information, make recommendations for hearing aids, make ear impressions and ear molds, order hearing aid instruments, ordering custom hearing protection, program hearing aids using NOAH from a computer, real ear measurement testing, and walk-in patient experience. • Counsel patients and maintain documentation and patient files. Recommending appropriate selection and fitting of assistive listening devices (ALD) such as remote microphones, FM systems, TV amplifiers, radio or TV magnetic induction devices.• Administering comprehensive audiometric testing for armed forces applicants and hospital employee needing follow up testing. • Compensation and Pension (C&P) audiometric exam services for veterans

University of North Georgia

Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Biology/ Spanish minor

Mercer University School of Medicine

MPH- Masters Public Health, Public Health

Salus University

Au.D.- Clinical Doctorate, Audiology- residential program graduate

Milton High School

High school, High school