MEET THE AUDIOLOGIST
Shey L. Mayland, M.S., CCC-A
Audiologist/Owner
Meet Shey, a Wyoming native and enthusiastic "Go Pokes!" alumna of the University of Wyoming, where she earned both her Master's in Audiology and Bachelor's in Communication Disorders. Since moving to Belgrade, Montana in 2005, Shey has become a valued part of our community. Her clinical training includes rotations at prestigious facilities like Denver Children's Hospital, the Denver VA Hospital, and an ENT clinic in Cheyenne, WY. Beyond her private practice, Shey is also the dedicated school audiologist for Eastern Madison, Gallatin, and Park counties. She is passionate about empowering people of all ages through better hearing, enhancing their lives in meaningful ways. Shey is a certified audiologist, holding the Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC-A) from the American Speech-Language and Hearing Association (ASHA). When she's not in the office, Shey loves to immerse herself in Montana's stunning outdoors and is always up for a new adventure! Hearing Center Help with hearing loss . cost of hearing aids.
Why Choose An Audiologist?
When it comes to your hearing health, an audiologist offers comprehensive care rooted in specialized expertise and training. Their rigorous education includes extensive clinical experience, leading to national certification and state licensure, with a commitment to continuous learning.
Audiologists are the primary healthcare professionals uniquely qualified to provide a full spectrum of services for hearing and balance disorders – from diagnosis and treatment to ongoing management and monitoring. They possess in-depth knowledge of hearing loss rehabilitation, including the skillful fitting of hearing aids. Audiologists are also trained to identify underlying medical issues affecting hearing and balance and can facilitate appropriate referrals.
If hearing aids are recommended, audiologists apply their comprehensive understanding of amplification best practices, utilizing precise fitting protocols and ongoing support to ensure optimal results. This includes thorough evaluations and the use of real-ear or speech mapping measures.