Moh has a wealth of knowledge and experience in Adult Hearing Rehabilitation, Hearing aid Prescription & Fittings, Diagnostic audiology & Tinnitus management.

He also has experience in Cochlear implants, Paediatric Audiology, Electrophysiological Hearing Assessment & Clinical Research. Moh is an expert in assessment, selection and fitting of the most technologically advanced and invisible hearing aids. Moh holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Audiology, a Master’s degree in Clinical Audiology from Macquarie University of Sydney and a Doctorate in Audiology from A.T. Still University, Arizona School of Health Sciences, in the USA.

Moh is a Fellow of the American Academy of Audiology (AAA), a member of the Academy of Doctors of Audiology (ADA), a Member of the International Society of Audiology (ISA), a member of Independent Audiologist Australia (IAA) and is a member of Audiology Australia and holds a Clinical Certificate of Practice (CCP).

Moh is accredited by the Government department of Age care, Office of Hearing services and Victorian Workcover Authority and is registered as a provider for Medicare, TAC and Chronic Disease Management (CDM) hearing services. Moh is also registered as a clinical Audiology supervisor for Latrobe University, the University of Western Australia and the University of Melbourne students.

For several years Nazila worked as part of the audiology team helping our clients with their hearing needs. She is currently part of the management and administration team. Nazila’s friendly and personable nature makes her popular with both clients and staff.

She is one of the longest-serving members of the Ear & Hearing Audiological team. During this time Hami has developed her extensive experience in various fields of audiology, specialising in adult fittings and rehabilitation. Hami’s extensive experience, up to date knowledge of developments in the field of audiology and charming manner means she is much in demand.

She feels that in order to do this she needs to develop a rapport with her clients to understand their personalities, experiences and lifestyle demands so that she can ensure the best possible outcome for them. She invests time and care in determining hearing solutions that help her clients engage more meaningfully with their family, friends and colleagues and enjoys seeing the positive impact this has on their lives.

Apart from adult hearing rehabilitation, Mahsa has several years of experience in paediatrics’ hearing and vertigo/balance disorders.

Marcus chose Audiology as a career because he recognises the impact hearing loss can have on our quality of life from his own experience with hearing loss. He is dedicated to helping others with a strong focus on promoting family and patient centred care.

She is passionate about significantly improving others with hearing loss their quality of life by assisting them with excellent patient care and hearing services.

Frequent communication breakdown between hard-of-hearing persons and their communication partners can cause anxiety and frustration for both parties. As a Speech Pathologist, Anna’s constant aim is to help clients communicate easily and effectively in all day-to-day situations.

In combination with wearing hearing-aids, Anna teaches clients how to use communication strategies, hearing tactics, hearing technology, and how to work with communication partners to ensure successful communication. This is done via a one-on-one consultation, or in the context of a Hearing Rehabilitation Group.

Anna is also highly experienced in helping individual clients understand and manage their tinnitus and has run numerous community workshops on Tinnitus Management.