Amanda Weremedic

Amanda Weremedic, Au.D., CCC-A, AIB-VR, is a Clinic Supervisor and Adjunct Instructor in the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences at Bloomsburg University. She plays a key role in clinical training and academic instruction within the audiology program, contributing to both undergraduate and graduate education.

Education:

• Au.D. in Audiology, Bloomsburg University
• B.S. in Audiology and Speech Pathology, Bloomsburg University

Her primary research and clinical interests include diagnostic audiology, hearing aid management, vestibular assessment, and adult cochlear implants. She is dedicated to early hearing intervention through her leadership in industrial and preschool hearing screenings. Her work bridges clinical excellence with educational mentorship, emphasizing hands-on training for future audiologists.

Amanda is passionate about clinical education and has taught a range of courses such as Introduction to Audiology (CSD 200), Diagnostic Audiology (CSD 600), and various clinical externship and internship courses (CSD 603, 607, 611, 630, 638, 642, 646), as well as specialized instruction in cochlear implants (CSD 640) and clinic remediation (CSD 694).

She has over 19 years of experience working in hospital and clinical environments, providing comprehensive care across the lifespan. Her clinical expertise ensures high standards in patient diagnostics and treatment while shaping the next generation of audiology professionals.

There are no listed scientific awards, research grants, or publications in the provided text.

She is actively involved in clinical supervision and student mentorship, overseeing clinical externships and individualized instruction. Her role emphasizes practical training, remediation, and professional development within the audiology clinic setting.

Amanda Weremedic operates out of Centennial Hall at Bloomsburg University, where she supervises the audiology clinic and supports both student learning and patient care services.