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Megan began her career in the US Army as a linguist, and received a Bachelor's degree in Communications from Austin Peay State University. Megan has 20 years of experience working in the #medical device industry supporting and educating physicians, #audiologists, and patients. She brings a strong passion to her Cochlear Implant Consumer Specialist role at AB for working with #deaf and hard of hearing individuals, as her mother was a teacher of the deaf for over 42 years. Read Megan's story, or find other CI stories here: https://www.advancedbionics.com/us/en/home/communities/1/blog/blog-articles/what-kind-of-hearing-loss-do-i-have-sturm #AdvancedBionics #LifewithABCIs #HardOfHearing #DeafCommunity

We want to thank everyone for your kind messages and concern regarding AB as the wildfires near our California headquarters continue. We are closely monitoring the evolving situation and adhering to all directives from local authorities and the fire department. At this time, we are grateful to report that our staff and facilities are safe, and operating as usual. Our thoughts are with everyone impacted by these wildfires. Thank you again for your support and understanding during this time. #StaySafe

Peek #BehindTheScenes 👀: How satifying is it to watch the packing of a Starter Kit! 😍 Based in Valencia, California, our Distribution team is carefully prepping, packing, and sending off each and every one of your orders globally. Head over to our website to learn more about our company: https://www.advancedbionics.com/ #BehindTheScenesatAB #Logistics #AdvancedBionics #HowWeWork This content was filmed at our Valencia, California facilities and may not apply to all regions.

FAQ series, part 4/5: Can I travel by plane with a cochlear implant? Yes, air travel is safe for people with cochlear implants. Metal detectors and security scanners should not damage the implant or sound processor. But, when you go through security metal detectors, your cochlear implant may activate the alarm. That's why it’s helpful for you to carry your “Patient Emergency Identification Card” with you at all times. Get in touch with us to learn more: https://www.advancedbionics.com/us/en/ask/engage-with-ab #AdvancedBionics #CochlearImplants #HearingLossAwareness #DeafCommunity #HardOfHearing