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Medical Services Hearing Aids
David C. Kelsall, M.D. Medical Plaza I |
Our TeamAt Rocky Mountain Ear Center, P.C., every member of our team is a trained professional to ensure you receive the best possible quality care. We take pride in our ability to serve you and we look forward to a mutually satisfactory relationship.
Our receptionist, scheduling staff, and office manager are delighted to talk with you and answer questions any time. Call us at 303-783-9220. David C. Kelsall, MD - Medical Director
Dr. Kelsall is board certified in Otolaryngology, a Fellow in the American Academy of Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery, a member of the American Neurotology Society, and the Colorado Medical Society, and serves on the CNI Board of Directors. As a researcher, Dr. Kelsall has played a role in clinical trials leading to FDA approval of current cochlear implants on the market and the Vibrant Sound Bridge implantable hearing aid, and has established CNI as a regional training center in cochlear implant surgery for physicians from North and South America. As a Medical Director of the World Hearing Network, he leads a team of volunteer physicians on annual missions to Third World countries, where they perform surgeries, provide hearing aids, and train local physicians. In 2001, Dr. Kelsall established the annual CNI Cochlear Kids Camps. Dr. Kelsall is a frequent lecturer nationally and in Central and South America, and has published numerous articles in professional journals. A third-generation native of Colorado, he and his wife Tammie have three children. Visit the CNI Center for Hearing website to learn more about how you can contribute to or benefit from these wonderful programs dedicated to helping end the silence. Here are links to CNI Center for Hearing programs:
AudiologistsAllison Biever, Au.D, CCC-AAllison Biever received her Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Alberta in May 1989. She obtained her Master of Arts degree in Audiology at the University of Colorado (Boulder) in May 1992. In September of 1992, she began a Clinical Fellowship Year at the Denver Ear Institute where she worked extensively with their cochlear implant program. As a clinical audiologist, her focus since 1997 has been with the Pediatric Cochlear Implant Program. Allison recently completed her Au.D. at Central Michigan University with a thesis project which examined the impact of residual hearing on cochlear implantation. When she is not playing listening games with "her" children in the implant program, she and her husband are busy reading to, running with and playing games with their own daughters. Katie Breithart, Au.D. CCC-AKatie Breithart received her Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology Robin Humphrey, Au.D, CCC-ARobin Humphrey received her Bachelor of Arts degree from University of Wisconsin Eau-Claire in May 2000. She obtained her Masters of Science degree in Audiology from the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point in May 2002. She received her Au.D in May 2006 from PCO, a distance learning program based in Pennsylvania. Robin worked for a five physician otolaryngology group in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, before moving to Colorado. Robin lives in Lakewood with her husband. Rehabilitation SpecialistsNancy Caleffe-Schenck, M.Ed., CCC-A, Cert. AVTNancy is a certified Audiologist, Teacher of the Deaf and Auditory-Verbal therapist. She received her master's degree from Pennsylvania State University and continued her post-master's work at the University of Denver. She has more than twenty-five years experience in teaching children who are deaf to listen and speak. She encourages patients to integrate listening into their deaf child's daily experiences. She trains and supervises students and professionals and lectures and consults for schools and clinics internationally. Nanette Thompson, M.S., CCC-SLP, Cert.AVTNanette Thompson is a Speech-Language Pathologist and an Auditory-Verbal therapist. She grew up in Louisiana and received her masters degree from the University of Texas. She has been working with children who are deaf/hard of hearing for 12 years. She has worked in Houston at the Center for Hearing and Speech and in Dallas at the Callier Center for Communication Disorders. She lived in the United Kingdom and established an early intervention program for children with hearing loss and developed an aural rehabilitation program for children with cochlear implants. She has lived in Denver for 5 years and works for the Colorado Home Intervention Program, the Listen Foundation and the University of Colorado. Patient Care CoordinatorJohnnie Herman, Patient Care CoordinatorJohnnie Herman is the Patient Care Coordinator for the Rocky Mountain Implant Center. She brings 21 years of administrative experience in the medical profession. Johnnie is the friendly and efficient voice patients hear when they call to schedule an appointment, order supplies or troubleshoot equipment. She also assists in handling matters related to insurance inquiries, payments and referrals. Johnnie is the "nerve center" of The CNI Rocky Mountain Cochlear Implant Center and is the proud grandmother of two beautiful young girls who live in Texas. She enjoys traveling to see them as often as possible. |
David C. Kelsall, MD, is Medical Director of the CNI Center for Hearing
and the CNI Rocky Mountain Cochlear Implant Center (RMCIC) at the Colorado
Neurological Institute (CNI). Dr. Kelsall is a graduate of Stanford University
and earned his medical degree at the University of Colorado. After serving
residencies in general surgery at St. Joseph Hospital in Denver and in
Otolaryngology at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, he
completed his fellowship training in Otology/Neurotology/skull base surgery
at the Denver Ear Institute.| © 2006 Rocky Mountain Ear Center, PC |