Joyce Tsang, AuD, CCC-A

Joyce Tsang, AuD, is a certified audiologist who cares for adults with hearing loss and balance (vestibular) disorders. She evaluates and treats sensorineural hearing loss (hearing loss that results from damage to the inner ear or the pathways from the inner ear to the brain), conductive hearing loss (when sound cannot be conducted through the outer and middle ear), and mixed hearing loss, a combination of both types.

Tsang enjoys working with patients to develop optimal treatment plans for each individual. This may include the use of hearing aids, osseointegrated devices, assistive listening devices (such as Bluetooth, FM, or telecoil) or daily communication strategies. She also educates patients and their families on how to cope with hearing loss and provides follow-up support to make sure patients experience the maximum benefit of treatment.

Before joining UC San Diego Health, Tsang served as an audiologist at California Head and Neck Specialists, where she conducted comprehensive diagnostic audiological evaluations and treated people with hearing loss, including fitting and follow-up evaluation of hearing aids.

Tsang earned a doctoral degree in audiology (AuD) from the joint audiology program offered by San Diego State University and UC San Diego. She holds the Certificate of Clinical Competence in Audiology (CCC-A) from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association and is also a member of the American Academy of Audiology.

In her free time, Tsang enjoys spending time with her family, dining at new restaurants in the San Diego area, and being a part of a faith-based community.

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