Anderson Audiology - Aliante/Centennial

Dr. Amanda Blake is a native to southern Nevada. She completed her undergraduate work at the local community college and Nevada State College, and she then attended the University of Utah to obtain her doctorate degree. Dr. Blake has Nevada state licensure for audiology. She is a member of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) and holds the Certification of Clinical Competency (CCC-A). Dr. Blake is also a fellow of the American Academy of Audiology (FAAA). Dr. Blake worked in a variety of clinical settings while completing her graduate degree.

Dr. Britany Barber earned both a Bachelor’s degree in speech and hearing sciences and psychology and a doctorate of audiology from the University of Iowa. Dr. Barber has experience in a variety of settings, including hospital and clinical settings. She is dedicated to continually expanding her knowledge in order to better understand the needs of her patients and provide them with the best hearing care possible.

Dr. Megan earned a Doctor of Audiology degree from Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana. Dr. Megan completed an externship at IU Health in Indianapolis, Indiana, where she worked with all ages across the field of audiology. She recently moved to Nevada from Lincoln, Nebraska and joined the Anderson Audiology family.

Dr. David Anderson is the founder of Anderson Audiology. He earned his bachelor's degree as well as his master's degree in communicative disorders from Utah State University and his doctorate degree in Audiology from the University of Florida. Dr. David holds Nevada State licensure for Audiology and is a board certified hearing aid specialist.  Dr. David was one of the first dispensing audiologists in southern Nevada.  Through his unique balance of compassion, talent and technical skills, Dr. David empowers those with hearing loss to consistently achieve the highest levels of satisfaction.

Dr. Groesbeck graduated with a Doctorate of Audiology from the University of Utah. He received a Bachelor of Science in communication disorders and a minor in gerontology at Brigham Young University. While completing his doctorate program, Dr. Groesbeck gained clinical experience in a variety of settings, including rotations at the Utah Valley Regional Medical Center and the TOSH Hearing and Balance Center. His academic career also included a clinical residency at Ogden Clinic, where he served alongside ear, nose, and throat physicians to diagnose and treat patients of all ages with hearing loss and balance disorders.

Dr. Nicole Franco received a B.S. in biology at the University of Texas, San Antonio. She later attended the University of North Texas where she earned a doctorate in audiology.

Julie Mortenson earned a Bachelor’s degree in Speech Pathology and Audiology at Brigham Young University, while graduating cum laude.  She went on to the University of Nebraska, Lincoln to receive a Master’s degree in Audiology. Julie is now a licensed audiologist in the state of Nevada, in addition to being an American Speech-Language-Hearing Association member.

Rowan Lang is a licensed audiologist who earned her Doctorate degree from the University of Tennessee. She is a hearing aid wearer herself so she understands the frustration hearing loss can cause and how the right solution can make all the difference in the quality of ones’ life.