The Northeast community lost a beloved friend and audiologist on February 22, 2024. Jamie Healy battled brain cancer with the same bravery and optimism she poured into her career, leaving behind a powerful legacy here at Northeast. Providing exceptional audiological service, Jamie’s deep empathy for her patients exuded an unmatched level of care, her personality a shining light for both patients and staff members alike.
Jamie leaves a legacy marked by 20 years of service at Northeast Hearing and Speech – a milestone celebrated in 2023 – during which she also mentored future audiologists, teaching future clinicians how to establish strong rapport and utilize it to provide the best care. After completing her Masters of Audiology at Portland State University in Oregon, Jamie’s first and only career choice was Northeast, a place she found empowered her to provide the highest caliber of patient-centered care that made her so beloved.
Reflecting on the memory of Jamie brings one word to mind: compassion. Respected and adored by patients and colleagues alike, Jamie’s care and compassion touched everyone, especially those she treated, who described her as the audiologist who truly listened.
Outside the clinic, Jamie’s passion for life led her to spend much of her time in the great outdoors, practicing yoga in the mornings, spending quality time with her family, and with one of her greatest loves, her pitbull rescue, Sasha; a love which she has requested be carried on in her memory via donations to the organization Pittie Possee Rescue.
Jamie is dearly missed by both her colleagues and patients. Her legacy lives on in every moment of care provided at Northeast, where her quiet lessons of empathy and compassion will always remind us how important it is to listen.
Remembering Jamie
Tears. I will miss her. Beautiful soul…
So Sorry for your loss, So very Sad!
This takes my breath away. What a loss! She was the best I’ve ever had! And what a great & wonderful human being. So so sad.
She has been taken from this world way too soon. In my professional visits with Jamie I always felt respected as a person and valued as a patient. She was competent and caring, and I will miss her.
I am so very sad to hear this news. So very sorry. She’ll be missed
Oh no! I’m so sorry to hear this. My heart goes out to everyone on her team and her friends and family.
Jamie was always so kind, calm and caring. I will miss her.
She was a remarkable professional, to whom I had been referring my speech clients for many years before availing myself of her skills for my own hearing health. I was well taken care of, as I had consistently heard from her clients. She will be missed extremely.
Jamie, who worked with me 14 years of my retirement & just ordered my new set of hearing aids last spring, was a wonderful person. She has been in my prayers since I learned of her medical leave. God bless her & her loved ones.
I am so sorry to hear about the loss of Jamie. She is the only one who has worked with me in the several years that I have been coming to Northeast. I really valued her expertise, thoroughness, helpfulness, kindness and gentleness. What a loss to all of us!
I am so sad to hear of Jamie’s death. She was a kind and empathetic counselor to me in my quest to deal with my hearing loss. My thoughts to all who worked with her and her family.
Words cannot convey how sad I feel to learn of Jamie’s passing. She was always so positive and helped me immensely with my hearing loss and hearing aids.
I am truly heartbroken to hear this about Jamie. She was a supremely nice and special lady. She will be so sorely missed!!
She was indeed a wonderful, kind, and caring person. Such a gift. God bless Jamie.
Jamie was always gracious and kind when it came to helping me with my hearing loss.
Jamie was always very caring, professional and on target when it came to helping me with my hearing. She will be missed.
Jamie was such a kind, intelligent, devoted professional and friend. We can be grateful to have known her and blessed by her compassion and wisdom.
She was kind, talented and always smiling.
