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Jiovanne Hughart, AuD, MBA, CBIS

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About Jiovanne Hughart, AuD, MBA, CBIS

Dr. Jiovanne Hughart earned her Doctor of Audiology degree from the University of Florida and brings more than 40 years of clinical experience and expertise to the field of audiology.

Her areas of special interest include vestibular diagnostics, hearing aid evaluation, recommendations and fitting, cerumen management, foreign body removal, and audiology practice management. Dr. Hughart is nationally recognized for her expertise in cerumen management and foreign body removal and conducts educational workshops for hearing healthcare professionals throughout the United States and Canada.

In addition to her clinical practice, Dr. Hughart serves as an Adjunct Professor at Auburn University, where she shares her extensive knowledge and experience with the next generation of audiologists. She is also an Adjunct professor at Drexel University teaching Audiology Practice Management and is a (CBIS) Certified Brain Injury Specialist. Her contributions to clinical audiology have earned her numerous professional honors, most recently the prestigious Leo Doeffler Award for Lifetime Clinical Practice, recognizing her exceptional dedication and longstanding contributions to the profession.

Outside of her professional pursuits, Dr. Hughart enjoys spending time with her husband and two children, playing the violin, and staying active through exercise.

Education & Training

  • Doctor of Audiology, University of Florida
  • Master of Business Administration, Brenau University
  • Audiology Degree, Ohio University

Certifications & Affiliations

  • Certified Brain Injury Specialist
  • ImPACT Certified Consultant
  • American Academy of Audiology
  • American Speech and Hearing Association
  • Academy of Doctors of Audiology
  • Georgia Academy of Audiology
  • Vestibular Disorders Association
  • Brain Injury Association

Clinical Interests

  • Diagnostic audiology
  • Hearing rehabilitation
  • Vestibular and balance care
  • Cerumen management
  • Brain injury and concussion
  • Hearing conservation

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