Speech & Hearing Expert
Dr. Jacqueline Rogers Scholl
The Scholl Center was founded by Dr. Jacqueline Rogers Scholl, Doctor of Audiology, in an effort to provide much needed hearing and speech services for Tulsa and the surrounding areas - especially in the area of pediatrics. Dedicated to serving families, The Scholl Center promises to support family choices by providing communication management and resources.
Connecting people and providing infants and children with full access to spoken language is what we do best.
Meet Dr. Scholl
Jacque Rogers Scholl was born and raised in Springfield, MO, by hard-working parents who were humble, modest, and loving. She earned her bachelor's of science in communication disorders and minor in writing (1997) and her master's of audiology (1999) at Missouri State University (formerly Southwest Missouri State University). She completed her doctorate program in audiology at Arizona School of Health Sciences Center in 2006.
After meeting her husband, Eric, she moved to Tulsa when they married in 1999. She has been a Tulsan ever since and works with the finest ear, nose, and throat doctors in Oklahoma. Jacque and Eric have an 8-year-old son, Nicholas, three shelties and two hamsters.
Dr. Scholl continued her work in public health at the Tulsa County Health Department (THD) and in early intervention at Soonerstart where she specialized in pediatrics. Through her efforts, THD was able to answer the call for much needed Medicaid services. At the time of her departure from THD, Dr. Scholl was serving 21 counties for Medicaid services and a full time audiologist was hired at Soonerstart to serve the growing needs for the children of the Tulsa.
Dr. Scholl enjoys writing and has been published numerous times in professional trade journals. She mentors new professionals entering the field of audiology. She is an adjunct professor at OSU-Tulsa in the communication disorders department and stays involved in community programs and is a partner in a small business, Kidlfyx Kreations. Kidlfyx was developed as a place for families who have deaf and hard of hearing children.
The Scholl Center's mission is to provide services and resources for families, both young and old. Rehabilitation does not end with a pair of hearing aids. In fact, that is just the beginning. Dr. Scholl wants to treat the whole person and will be adding services in order to accommodate that dream.
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