Dr. Angeli Mohanani-Posey, Government Account Manager
Dr. Angeli Mohanani-Posey is the Government Account Manager at WAHTS Hearing LLC, where she leverages her clinical background as a Doctor of Audiology to foster lasting partnerships with federal and state agencies. She helps government clients access innovative hearing conservation technology, aligning WAHTS’s wearable sound booth solutions with their compliance, readiness, and workforce health needs.
Professional Background
Angeli joined WAHTS in 2025 after a decade of experience in audiology and public health. She worked as a clinical audiologist with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, where she expanded access to hearing care through tele-audiology and received The BEE Award for outstanding patient service. Her previous roles include serving as an educational audiologist with the Anchorage School District, supporting school-based hearing services, and as a Hearing Coordinator for Army Public Health Command Europe, managing hearing conservation programs across 22 military installations. She was a commissioned officer in the U.S. Army and served as the Army Hearing Program Chief at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, earning the Elizabeth Guild Award and the Junior DoD/VA Audiologist of the Year (2018).
Education & Credentials
- Doctor of Audiology (Au.D.), University of Connecticut (2015)
- Master of Business Administration (MBA), University of Maryland Global Campus (2021)
- Certified Professional Supervisor of the Audiometric Monitoring Program (CPS/A)
Leadership & Values
Angeli combines clinical expertise with strategic leadership to help government agencies enhance compliance, mitigate risk, and protect hearing health. Her work demonstrates a commitment to innovation and accessibility, ensuring that employees in various settings receive the protection they need.
Personal Insight
I have always been drawn to learning from history, and the history of audiology is particularly fascinating. Its roots trace back to World War II, when the military began treating Soldiers returning home with noise-induced hearing loss. Commissioning into the U.S. Army allowed me to honor those who laid the foundation for audiology while actively advocating for better hearing health choices.
In the clinic, we often see patients after the damage is already done. But imagine if we could prevent hearing loss before it begins. My life’s motivation is to educate individuals on the importance of preventing noise-induced hearing loss. Growing up on an island with limited access to healthcare, I understand the value of accessibility deeply, which is why I believe so strongly in the WAHTS mission to expand access to hearing healthcare.
If I, as a hearing professional, do not advocate for your ears—who will?
Ask her how serving Veterans and Soldiers shaped her passion for hearing conservation — and why access to hearing care is more than just compliance; it’s a mission.