Cynthia Nardelli, certified Audiologist and owner of Nardelli Audiology since 1991, has over 25 years of experience. Cindy has a BS in Speech Pathology & Audiology, and M.S. in Audiology from WVU. A native of Pittsburgh, Cindy has lived in Clarksburg since 1986 and specializes in the fitting of advanced technology in digital hearing instrument systems.

“Hearing loss runs in my family.  My grandfather was deaf and my father is hearing impaired.  I saw first-hand the detrimental effects that hearing loss can have on relationships and that is why I have dedicated my life to helping people to hear better.”

Melissa Carnes is a Doctor of Audiology (AuD) with a degree from WVU in Speech Pathology & Audiology. Melissa focuses on the fitting of advanced technology in digital hearing instrument systems, the evaluation of patients with dizziness, and evaluating infants and toddlers for the  West Virginia Birth to Three program. Raised in Mannington, Melissa has three years of professional experience.

“I always knew that I would work in the health field, helping others has always been important to me. I chose audiology because I think a well educated, caring audiologist can make an incredible difference and increase the quality of life in their patients.  It is a wonderful thing to help individuals be able to communicate better with their family.”

Rhonda Koutsobaris is licensed to dispense hearing instruments in West Virginia. Office manager for Nardelli Audiology, Rhonda has 19 years of experience and specializes in patient care and education. Rhonda has been a resident of Duck Creek for 31 years

”Knowing the effects of hearing loss I am compelled to strive for excellence in the care of each individual.  I truly believe that I can make a difference not only in the quality of our patient’s lives, but also in the lives of their families.”