Goldie Pappan-Hall AuD

Goldie Pappan-Hall, AuD, is a licensed audiologist who provides comprehensive hearing and balance care for patients across the lifespan. She earned her clinical doctorate in audiology from the University of Kansas Medical Center after completing her undergraduate studies at the University of Kansas. Dr. Pappan-Hall holds the ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence in Audiology (CCC-A) and is a Certificate Holder in Tinnitus Management through the American Academy of Audiology. Her clinical interests include diagnostic audiologic evaluation, hearing technology and rehabilitation, and evidence-based tinnitus management. During her doctoral training, she completed a research project focused on noise exposure and its relationship to auditory function, including speech-in-noise measures—experience that informs her patient-centered approach to assessment and counseling. Dr. Pappan-Hall has served patients in Alaska in a variety of clinical settings, including prior work as an audiologist with Southcentral Foundation. She has also contributed to the profession through service on a national coding and reimbursement committee within the American Academy of Audiology. Originally from the Wichita, Kansas region, she identifies as a tribal member of the Kaw Nation of Oklahoma.