Sheri Taylor, BC-HIS, COHC
Board Certified Hearing Instrument Specialist
As a person with hearing loss challenges, I know first hand the difficulties hearing impairment can cause in everyday activities. This insight not only helps me understand, but also empathize with the individual needs of my patients.
Being a National Board Certified Hearing Instrument Specialist, Certified Occupational Hearing Conservationist and a member of the International Hearing Society provides the foundation, skills and training necessary to of¬fer state of the art education and hearing solutions to my patients. Preserving the human connection that better hearing provides is my passion.
Exposure to different learning experiences from the most advanced training available at the Center for Excellence in Minneapolis, MN, and the opportunity to work with the world-renowned Otologist Dr. John Shea at the Shea Ear Clinic in Memphis, TN contributed to industry acknowledgement as an award winning Hearing Instrument Specialist.
I have dedicated my life to helping people hear their best and am deeply committed to helping our community. I look forward to joining you and guiding you in the journey to better hearing.
April Campbell
Patient Services Coordinator
April Rose Campbell is a Patient Care Coordinator. April is originally from Pittsburgh, Pa and moved to Herrin IL in 1998. April attended Herrin High School and started working at Nuear Hearing Center Her senior year in 2000, while working April continued school at JALC and SIU. April was drawn to her profession because she loves to help people and what better way than to enhance their lives with better hearing.
What April loves most about helping save hearing lives is that is connects people with people. There is nothing better than being able to hear your loved one’s voice. April strives to make sure everyone feels welcomed and helps them find the best hearing possible. Outside of saving hearing lives, April loves spending time with her Children. She has three sons, one of which has down syndrome. April and her sons are always involved in sports and giving back to the community. So when off the fields they are in church and the shelters.
