Customer service, data entry, audiology

Crystal Bleu Dvorak, Au.D., CCC-A, F-AAA

Clinical & Rehabilitative Audiologist

**** * ****** ***** ****, Billings, MT 59106

Telephone: 406-***-****

E-mail: *****************@*****.***

EDUCATION

05/05/2012 University of South Dakota

Vermillion, South Dakota

Doctor of Audiology

12/10/2005 Black Hills State University

Spearfish, South Dakota

Bachelor of Science in Education, Elementary Education LICENSURE

Montana State Board of Speech Language-Pathologists and Audiologists CERTIFICATION

American Speech-Language Hearing Association

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Military Audiology Association (MAA)

American Academy of Audiology (AAA)

Academy of Doctors of Audiology (ADA)

Montana Audiology Guild (MAG)

Montana Speech-Language Hearing Association (MSHA) PROFESSIONAL LEADERSHIP

2020-present Committee of Ambassadors, American Speech-Language Hearing Association 2019-Present President, Montana Audiology Guild

2019-Present Audiology at Large Board Member, Montana Speech-Language Hearing Association

2012-present American Audiology Association Montana State Representative 2015-2020 Audiology Council, American Speech-Language Hearing Association MILITARY EXPERIENCE

CAPTAIN, UNITED STATES ARMY RESERVE

AOC: AUDIOLOGIST (72C)

Feb 2018-present

Responsibilities: Uphold Army Values of loyalty, duty, respect, personal courage, honor, integrity and selfless service. Implementation of strategic Army Audiology and Army Hearing Program Policy. Support Army-wide hearing program to include hearing conservation, hearing readiness services, clinical hearing services and operational hearing services. Complete all training necessary as an officer in the United State Army Reserve. CLINICAL EXPERIENCE

Clinical & Rehabilitative Audiologist and Hearing Aid Sales Rehder Balance & Hearing Clinic, Billings, Montana June 2012-April 2021 (40+ hrs/week)

Responsibilities: provide a full scope of diagnostic and rehabilitative audiologic care, to include determining the type and degree of hearing loss, assessment of need for amplification, predicting and measuring the effectiveness of amplification, determining need for and type of rehabilitation counseling, fitting and adjustments of amplification, determining cochlear implant candidacy, cochlear implant mapping, osseo-integrated device selection, fitting and programming, diagnostic vestibular testing, canalith repositioning treatments, forensic audiology for compensation and pension evaluations, electrophysiologic testing, Central Auditory Processing Disorder evaluations, otoacoustic emissions diagnostic and screening evaluations, tinnitus evaluations and treatment, and cerumen management. Patient demographics included civilians of all ages and veterans being seen under VA Community Care contract.

Clinical & Rehabilitative Audiology Extern including Hearing Aid Sale Yankton Ear, Nose & Throat, Yankton, South Dakota

Jun 2011-April 2012 (40 Hrs/week)

Responsibilities: provide a full scope of diagnostic and rehabilitative audiologic care, to include determining the type and degree of hearing loss, assessment of need for amplification, predicting and measuring the effectiveness of amplification, determining need for and type of rehabilitation counseling, and vestibular evaluations.

Clinical & Rehabilitative Audiology Intern, VA Medical Center, Sioux Falls, South Dakota January 2011-May 2011 (16 hrs/week)

Responsibilities: provide diagnostic and rehabilitative audiologic care to veterans including determining the type and degree of hearing loss, assessment of need for amplification, predicting and measuring the effectiveness of amplification via real ear measurements, fitting and programming of amplification of major manufacturers on VA Contract.

Educational Audiology Intern, Northeast Nebraska

August 2010-December 2010 (16 hrs/week)

Responsibilities: complete hearing screenings per ASHA standards to K-12 students in Northeast Nebraska. Make determination for needed follow-up medical or audiologic care as needed. Communicate with students, parents, teachers and staff regarding outcomes of screening and recommendations for educational interventions. Monitor and maintain student’s personal amplification devices, recommend, fit and manage hearing assistance technology including sound field amplification systems, provide and recommend support services and resources to teachers, students and parents, advocate on behalf of students with hearing impairment, collaborate with private sector audiologists, help to facilitate student learning and promote personal responsibility and self- advocacy of students.

Clinical & Rehabilitative Student Clinician including Hearing Aid Sales University of South Dakota, Vermillion, South Dakota August 2008- August 2010 (12-16 hrs/week)

Responsibilities: provide a full scope of diagnostic and rehabilitative audiologic care, to include determining the type and degree of hearing loss, assessment of need for amplification, predicting and measuring the effectiveness of amplification, and determining need for and type of rehabilitation counseling, assessment, diagnosis and treatment of vestibular system. Served as senior clinician to junior clinicians working in the clinic. One semester rotation in the electrophysiologic and Central Auditory Processing Disorder Clinic. TEACHING/SUPERVISION

Clinical Supervisor for second and third year audiology graduate students. AWARDS and HONORS

2021 Audacity National Conference Presenter

2019 Billings Gazette “Best & Brightest 40 under Forty” Award for Continuing Education (ACE) – American Speech-Language Hearing Association National Defense Service Medal (NDSM)

Army Service Ribbon (ASR)

FAMILY

Married to retired combat Veteran, James Dale Dvorak. Mother of Ashlyn and Alexis.

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