Center for Audiology – Clarksville

Emiko J. LeJeune, Au.D., ABAC, audiologist and owner of Center for Audiology in Clarksville, Tennessee, earned her Doctor of Audiology from Central Michigan University and is American Board of Audiology-certified. She holds a master’s degree in audiology from Vanderbilt University and a bachelor’s degree in speech pathology from Truman State University. She’s been in the audiology field since 1989. Before joining the practice, Dr. LeJeune served over six years in the U.S. Army, including assignments with Walter Reed Army Medical Center and the Military District of Washington. Outside the office, she treasures quality time with her husband and children and enjoys reading, music, and karate.

McKenzie Jackson, Au.D., an audiologist at the Center for Audiology in Clarksville, Tennessee, found her calling in hearing care after shadowing at the Michigan School for the Deaf. Pursuing her passion, she earned both a bachelor’s degree in interdisciplinary health services and a Doctor of Audiology at Western Michigan University. Before joining our caring team, Dr. Jackson completed an externship and employment with the House of Hearing in Salt Lake City, Utah. Originally from Swartz Creek, Michigan, Dr. Jackson resides in Clarksville with her two cats, Flapjack and Waffles. She enjoys training at the gym and hiking.