Amy Cline, HIS
Hearing Instrument Specialist
Amy Cline is a hearing aid specialist working in the Auburn, WA All American Hearing office. She was born and has lived in Washington for most of her life. She attended Bates Technical College and started working in the hearing industry in 2016. Amy was drawn to the profession because she has a heart to help people.
What she loves most about saving hearing lives is seeing the joy on people’s faces when they hear their loved ones for the first time and hearing the stories about the everyday sounds they did not even realize they were missing. Amy strives to be kind, gentle and understanding in her everyday work with patients.
Outside of saving hearing lives, Amy loves spending time with her husband and four kids by hiking, camping or traveling for all their various sporting activities.
Sandra Beard
Audio Tech
I have lived in the Kent/Covington/Maple Valley area for most of my adult life and have raised my family here. I love having a positive impact and being of service in the community. Coming from a position in education to an Audio Technician means still serving the community I love by assisting patients with their hearing to have their best quality of life. The smile on people’s faces when we have made an impact here in our office is the best part of my job.
Outside of being an Audio Technician what I enjoy most is spending time with my family, especially time with my daughters and our horses they show competitively, all the way up to the National and World Competition.
Hunter Goucher, PSC
Patient Services Coordinator
Hunter was born and raised in the Pierce County area and graduated from Puyallup High School. She started in the hearing industry in 2021 and it has been an extremely wonderful and fulfilling experience. She is outgoing, personable, very friendly, and always willing to help in any way she can. Hunter is lover of learning, problem solving, and spreading the knowledge as she goes! She has the pleasure of training other Patient Services Coordinators in the Washington Area. Working with the community and improving patients’ quality of life through their hearing journey has been rewarding.
When she is not at work talking everyone’s ear off, she can also be caught painting, reading, or spending time with her friends and family, but mainly snuggling her 2 kitties.
