Jeremy Espeseth, HAS
Hearing Aid Specialist
Hi, I’m Jeremy Espeseth, and I’m proud to be your Hearing Instrument Specialist at Willoughby Hearing in North Plains. I got my start in the hearing field in 2016, where I studied and then graduated with an Associate’s of Science in Hearing Instrument Technology from Bates Technical College, in Tacoma, WA. I’m passionate about helping others hear better and improving their quality of life. Outside of work, you can find me enjoying music, exploring the beautiful Pacific Northwest, savoring a good cup of coffee, and spending quality time with my wife and son.
Jorden Brunken
Audio Tech
Hello!
My name is Jorden Brunken and I’ve grown up in Oregon my entire life. I have an amazing husband David, a 1-year-old Brown lab named Dirk and I love the outdoors like hiking (as long as it’s not too crazy long!) I also love learning new things and always expanding my knowledge. I’m very interested in art and drawing as it’s something I do often in my free time. I started off college going for Education to teach Elementary school but after a while realized that may not be for me. I was thinking of what I wanted to do and have always been interested in Audiology but never fully looked into it. I went to an audiologist as a kid which then led to a Speech Therapist, and working with both I was very fascinated in their work along with their findings. In 2023 I started on my path at Arizona State University online and am heading for my degree in Audiology. I’m excited for my journey here at Willoughby Hearing and can’t wait to get to know everyone and learn from my peers as well.
Shelleen McAllister
Patient Services Coordinator
I am thrilled to be entering the workforce after 19 years and to be a part of the All American Hearing team. I started my career in retail and during that time acquired my degree in Accounting. I have been married for over 25 years. At the time that my husband was finishing graduate school, we decided to start a family. We have three beautiful children. I love nurturing my family and the responsibilities of being a homeowner. I have spent innumerable hours volunteering in our schools and the community. I am not the best conversationalist, but I truly care for people and enjoy listening to what they have to say and their experiences. I have a profound hearing loss and have worn hearing aids for over 12 years. I consider this an asset toward our patients in that I may better understand their experience and assist them on their journey to better hearing.
