Michele B. Frazier, M.Ed., CCC/A, received her graduate degree from James Madison University in Virginia. Her special area of interest is the diagnosis and fitting of amplification in infants and children, and she is a member of the USC Cochlear Implant Program. She was chosen by her peers as the 2002 Outstanding Audiologist of South Carolina. Michele serves as treasurer for the SC Chapter of the A.G. Bell Association for the Deaf and on the Board of Directors of the South Carolina Cancer Center.
Kenneth H. Johns, M.Aud., CCC/A, completed his graduate degree at the University of South Carolina. He is experienced in evaluating hearing loss in all ages, and is proficient in the fitting of amplification, especially the latest digital technology and assistive devices. He has extensive expertise in managing unusual and difficult to fit hearing losses. Ken is a past president of the South Carolina Academy of Audiology.
M.Ed., CCC/A,
received her 
M.Aud., CCC/A,
completed his
graduate degree at
the University of South Carolina. 
Michele B. Frazier, M.Ed., CCC/A, received her graduate degree from James Madison University in Virginia. Her special area of interest is the diagnosis and fitting of amplification in infants and children, and she is a member of the USC Cochlear Implant Program. She was chosen by her peers as the 2002 Outstanding Audiologist of South Carolina. Michele serves as treasurer for the SC Chapter of the A.G. Bell Association for the Deaf and on the Board of Directors of the South Carolina Cancer Center.
Kenneth H. Johns, M.Aud., CCC/A, completed his graduate degree at the University of South Carolina. He is experienced in evaluating hearing loss in all ages, and is proficient in the fitting of amplification, especially the latest digital technology and assistive devices. He has extensive expertise in managing unusual and difficult to fit hearing losses. Ken is a past president of the South Carolina Academy of Audiology.