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By following industry best practices and developing new and effective treatment protocols, your local Dr. Cliff approved provider is able to achieve industry-leading patient outcomes.
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Working with an Audiologist that follows best practices (just like Dr. Cliff does in his clinics) is the key to a life-transforming hearing care experience. Treating hearing loss properly is complex, and requires a provider willing to invest the time and resources in your optimal hearing results.
Only about 20% of hearing providers follow best practices in audiology...choosing a Dr. Cliff Approved Provider ensures that you will receive hearing care that includes Best Practices -- leading to your best hearing in the situations and with the people that matter the most.
Dr. Vrooman has completed a thorough 1 on 1 vetting process with Dr. Cliff himself to verify that he follows best practices in patient care.
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As an independent Private Practice Audiologist, Dr. Vrooman will hand-pick the best hearing technology available for your unique needs.
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Wake Audiology & Hearing Aid Associates is consistently the most highly rated hearing practice in Wake Forest for a reason -- our #1 focus is your experience! You're in great hands with our team!
Dr. Samantha Vrooman earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in communication studies from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and her Doctor of Audiology degree from the University of Florida. She was a clinical audiologist in private practice for 4 years before recently acquiring Wake Audiology in 2019. Dr. Vrooman is board certified by the American Board of Audiology, and is licensed by the State of North Carolina. She loves getting to know her patients on a personal level and commits to making a difference in their lives by reconnecting them to their families through better hearing.
Dr. Vrooman’s passion for the field of audiology and her commitment to giving back to others is demonstrated through her volunteer work: conducting newborn hearing screenings on the weekends at UNC REX hospital and serving as part of a team that fit over 1,500 people with hearing devices in Toluca, Mexico, on a 2015 mission trip. In her spare time, she enjoys running, traveling, playing board games, and spending time with family and friends.
