Vanessa has been an Audiologist for over 20 years. She is passionate about helping individuals improve communication with their family and loved ones. She loves developing relationships with her patients so they feel confident that she cares and is working with their best interest in mind. In the past, she worked as the director of the Speech and Hearing Center at Lima Memorial Hospital before deciding to provide services in her hometown of Wapakoneta and neighboring communities in Sidney. Vanessa received her Bachelor’s Degree from Bowling Green State University and her Master’s Degree in Audiology from Ohio University. She has 3 children, Noah, Jonah, and Rebekah, and a wonderfully supportive husband, Dan Lee. Faith is at the center of all she does. Vanessa currently serves on the Board of Otterbein Cridersville, she has served on Mission trips to Haiti. She has recently begun a non-profit to serve those that may not otherwise be served, The Hearing The Call-Hearing Hope Project. She enjoys quilting in many forms, crocheting, and mosaic art.
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