King Hearing Center

As a Board Certified Hearing Instrument Specialist with 30 years of fitting experience, Randall is dedicated to helping people hear and understand using the best technology. Hearing aids have become complex and spending time with each individual helps them to understand their hearing loss and to make the right adjustments to optimize their hearing.The true value of hearing aids is only achieved by working closely with a professional who cares about you and what you are experiencing. 

Today you have your choice of hearing aids, including: tiny and discreet, open and comfortable, high fidelity and automatic, and interactive with other technology. There are literally hundreds of hearing aid types and styles on the market. With the right hearing aid, your life could be transformed and enhanced. Life is worth living and hearing!

Shellie has been practicing Audiology since she graduated from Texas Tech University in 2000, with a Master of Science, specializing in Audiology. She also has a Master’s degree in Communication Studies and has a unique background with an undergraduate degree in Russian Language and Arts Studies, and speaks Dutch and German. Her clinical studies include work at several offices and hospitals in Lubbock as well as working for a prominent local ear, nose, and throat doctor for several years. Currently Shellie substitutes for Audiologists working in local clinics, as well as providing clinical work here at King Hearing Center. She enjoys taking care of Jason, her husband and Isaac and Isabel, her two beautiful children. Shellie is available at King Hearing Center for special consultations upon request.

Nelda is our office coordinator, and she has had an interesting career. She graduated from high school in Edcouch, Texas and attended Texas Tech for two years when family obligations moved her into the work world. She worked as a Deputy Clerk in the Lubbock Courthouse for several years and as a Nurses Aid for a couple of years. She also worked for a large commercial real estate developer as an executive secretary. But it is our blessing that Nelda came to King Hearing Center in 2003 and put her organizational and people skills to work. Nelda was the oldest of five kids and helped her mother raise the family after her father passed away. She is patient and compassionate and helps to care for each patient as they adjust to using hearing aids. (Nelda also speaks Spanish fluently.)