After completing a BSc in Audiology in 2010, Christina went on to work as an Audiologist in the NHS, before deciding to move into private practice. Experience working with a world leading hearing aid manufacturer developed her knowledge and technical skills, which are now usefully applied to selecting the optimum hearing aid settings for each individual patient. She feels passionately about helping people to understand their hearing health and utilising technology to improve their quality of life.

Outside of work, Christina’s favourite thing to do is spend time with family and her puppy. She also enjoys a game of tennis, playing the piano and going to the gym every now and then!

Aamir qualified as an Audiologist in 2017. He graduated from Aston University, where he achieved a First Class Honours and experience in North Devon District Hospital. He has worked in a range of Audiological fields including the NHS, which incorporated Paediatrics, Balance and Tinnitus management, field-based domiciliary work and independent practice. His drive in life is to help people, so he loves putting on his audiology shoes offering his help, care and expertise on a daily basis.

Aamir also loves putting on his running shoes – he has completed the Birmingham 10K and half marathon. He aims to complete the full marathon sometime soon. Aamir enjoys spending time with family, and days out with his wife and their daughter.

Harriett shares our passion for delivering evidential clinical based advice on audiological services. Fully qualified and practising for over 10 years she started audiology with her family business moving on to other national companies working with all manufacturers gaining a great relationship and as a vast knowledge base of technology. Recently qualified in wax removal and having enrolled on a PhD for hearing therapy, she continues to add to her experience and passion for learning.

Harriet is dedicated to helping to improve the quality of her patients’ lives, every day. She always aims to give fair advice to help set realistic expectations for her patients and to educate them about hearing loss and how it can be improved with the correct systems and aftercare.

You can find Harriett outdoors most of the time. Clay shooting is her main hobby, alongside a very active gym membership. She enjoys spending time with family and friends, doing lots of walking and then wrapping up the week with a lazy Sunday!

Gavin qualified as a Hearing Aid Audiologist in 2004. He has worked for a few national companies and independent practices dispensing both private and NHS hearing aids. Gavin always gives his best advice and aims to dispense the best hearing system for his patients.

Gavin is married with four children and two dogs. He enjoys spending time with family, walking the dogs, cooking and occasionally gets to go out for a drive in his classic car (weather dependent of course).

Jason qualified 15 years ago after experiencing the effects hearing loss had on his father’s life and the impact it had on family and friends. From this experience, Jason truly understands the effect this can have on his patients, which is why he always opts to go the extra mile to find the correct hearing solution for each person.

Jason is a fanatical football supporter and also enjoys travelling to other countries to experience different cultures and sample the local cuisines. Jason has recently started to teach himself Spanish and one day hopes to be able to converse in this language.

Since qualifying nearly 20 years ago, Graham has had a number of roles within the Audiology profession including National Training Manager for a leading hearing aid manufacturer, working with Audiologists both in Hospital Departments and Private Practice. This practical experience helps him to improve his clients’ quality of life with friendly relevant advice and the most appropriate technologies available.

Family time is very important to Graham, and he has also enjoyed playing lots of sports. He’s recently taken up swimming to keep fit, as it’s a bit easier on the knees these days! He’d also like to play a little more golf but admits his game is very ‘hit and miss’ at the moment.

Mohammad, better known as Kaz, graduated in 2009 with a BSc Audiology degree. During his training, Kaz worked at the local hospital in High Wycombe and on graduating worked in Austria for a leading cochlear implant manufacturer. He then went on to work for one of the leading hearing aid manufacturers as a technical support audiologist, supporting audiologist and hearing aid users with troubleshooting/technical advice and training to achieve effective outcomes. He then progressed to associate product manager leading to the full role as Product Manager and Head of Technical Support for the UK operations. Kaz is very passionate about his independence as a hearing care professional and being able to offer a unique service to every client based on individual needs. Kaz is also trained in offering ear wax removal services using the Clearwax endoscope and microsuction.

Outside of work Kaz is a keen footballer and cricketer. He enjoys spending time with his friends and family and believes this is so important for positive wellbeing.

Steve has over 35 years’ of experience within the hearing aid industry, mainly working for leading manufacturers of the latest hearing systems and qualified with an HND in Audiology in 2016. With this experience, Steve can provide advice on the most suitable solutions to help patients hear better.

In his spare time, Steve enjoys live music events and desperately trying to improve his Golf handicap on a Sunday morning!

Seamus studied at Mary Hare in Newbury, qualifying as a Hearing Aid Dispenser in 2018. He previously worked for Devon County Council sourcing domiciliary care for Social Services. He enjoys his role and does it with great enthusiasm. Seamus brings a new set of skills to the practice, he is an excellent communicator, especially with the elderly and frail. He is known for his calm, patient approach.

In his leisure time, Seamus is a music producer and is intrigued by the study of sound. He also enjoys going for walks with his partner Emma and their new beagle puppy, Albi, who is a very energetic little soul.

After starting as an optical apprentice at the age of 16, Chloe quickly found her love for audiology and became a HCA, moving on to complete her degree as a hearing aid dispenser. Chloe has worked for both NHS and private practice. In more recent years she has focussed on solely private hearing care. Chloe says that the pace of work privately allows her to spend all the time she needs with her patients to ensure the most premium and quality service is provided. Her main focus is always her patient, and she gets great pleasure from helping people.

Outside of work, Chloe is very family orientated and spends all her time with her partner, friends and family. She has recently started going to a bootcamp which has given her some focus outside of work to do something for herself.

Nick has been in audiology for over 5 years, having studied at Mary Mare Newbury under Oxford Brooks University. After qualifying he also trained in wax removal. Nick says that the most enjoyable part of his job is meeting and helping clients with hearing difficulties. He finds it an extremely satisfying profession, meeting clients in the comfort of their own home and helping them to improve their hearing.

Nick was born in Hannover, Germany as his father was in the forces, and he returned to the UK when he was 25. Nick has three children and two grandchildren that take up a great deal of his spare time. When not with them, and weather permitting, Nike likes nothing better than rolling his Harley Davidson out of the garage and hitting the open road. Top of Nick’s bucket list is to take his Harley to America’s Yellowstone national park.

Russell has worked in Audiology for over 30 years, as an Audiologist and heading up several UK nationwide private hearing care companies. Having returned to his native land, he now provides home based hearing care in Scotland. Russell is passionate about providing hearing solutions to his patients to help them live life to the full, and he goes out of his way to make sure they are happy.

In his spare time, Russell enjoys walking his two French Bulldogs with his partner, cooking and spending time with friends and family, including his grandchildren who keep him on his toes!

Pedro qualified as an Audiologist in 2012, graduating with a degree in Audiology from Porto, Portugal. He has worked in the UK since 2013 in both NHS and private practices in London, Hampshire and the West Sussex area. Pedro is also trained in wax removal.

Pedro became a father of a little boy in 2020 and he feels it has already changed him completely, as he looks forward to every moment he spends with him, being able to watch him grow. Pedro cherishes his time with friends and family and is regularly out for meals or catch ups, enjoying their company.

Matt qualified as an Audiologist in 2013, after studying at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge. He has worked in both the private and NHS sectors during this time, and is also qualified in micro-suction wax removal.

Matt likes spending time getting to know his patients well to ensure they are provided with the right care, and the most suitable hearing instruments and solutions to help improve their everyday life. Helping patients hear better in situations specific to them is the most satisfying part of his job.  

In his spare time, Matt plays bass guitar in a band and was proud to release an album a couple of years ago. He also enjoys spending time and travelling with his young family and their dog Pinto. When he’s not busy, Matt will happily sit and watch any sport on TV for hours, especially cricket!

Avner graduated in 2010 from the University of Manchester with a BSc (Hons) Audiology degree. During his training, Avner worked in various hospitals including North Manchester General, Wythenshawe, Sheffield Paediatric Specialists and on the Manchester Cochlear Implant Team. He then went on to work for several hearing companies, developing a keen appreciation of the variety of hearing aids that are available. Avner is very passionate about providing the ideal hearing solutions, alongside a unique and personalised service to every client, enabling them to live life to their fullest, he will always go above and beyond to make sure they are happy. He is the proud owner of the ‘Audiologist of the year 2021’ award. Avner is also trained in offering ear wax removal using micro-suction.

Outside of work Avner is a keen squash player and he is actively involved with his community. He enjoys spending time with his wife and children and believes this is very important for a clear work life balance.

Conor’s background in sound design and audio technology as well as his caring and attentive qualities led him to his natural vocation within Audiology, qualifying as an RHAD in 2008. He has developed a wealth of knowledge and technical skills over the years in clinical and managerial roles, and is a long-standing champion of the importance of patient centred care in Audiology. Conor passionately believes that taking the time to fully understand the hearing needs of each client is crucial, as this enables him to design truly individual solutions to deliver quality of life improvements to those under his care.

Conor enjoys football, music, travel, and pretty much anything to do with Japan. Most of all though he loves to spend as much quality time as possible with his wife and young daughter (who is definitely growing up too fast!) 

Divya has an MSc in Audiology and has been practising Audiology for over 12 years. Her main goal is to create awareness about hearing health and hearing solutions amongst the general public, and she is very active on social media to help raise the profile of hearing care. Divya enjoys understanding her patients’ everyday communication struggles and helping them comprehend the working of the ears, their hearing level and the importance of hearing solutions in improving their quality of life, hearing health and happiness. The smile on their face when they can hear clearly is like the icing on the cake she says. 

In her free time, Divya is kept busy by her young daughter Ivy. They love going out on walks, singing and dancing. Divya also enjoys cooking and meeting up with friends.

Will obtained a Masters Degree in Audiology from the University of Southampton in 2006. He went on to complete clinical training placements in NHS hospital-based audiology units in Essex and London where he gained valuable clinical experience in Adult and Pediatric Diagnostic and Rehabilitative Audiology. In 2009, he moved to New Zealand and established two successful private hearing care clinics. On returning to the UK, he returned to NHS work and continued to develop his clinical skills in adult hearing care and vestibular balance diagnostics and rehabilitation.

A desire to be able to spend more time with patients and to work with the latest hearing technology led Will to move to the private sector in 2017. With a friendly, approachable manner, in-depth clinical expertise and extensive experience, Will managed a branch for a large national hearing care provider with consistently high customer satisfaction and many word-of-mouth recommendations. Eventually, the commercial pressures of working for a large high-street company became incompatible with the desire to provide exceptional clinical service and consequently he made the decision to become an Amplify partner. 

In his spare time, Will enjoys making the most of the great outdoors with his wife and young children in his home county of Dorset. His hobbies include fishing, mountain-biking, running, travel and music.

Nathan qualified as an Audiologist in 2017 from De Montford University in Leicester. He has delivered private and NHS services in both domiciliary care and clinic-based practices. During this time, he has qualified in wax removal using microsuction. Nathan’s passion is helping his patients, and their families to improve their quality of life. He enjoys spending time getting to know them to ensure the most appropriate individual solutions are provided.

Away from the clinic he can often be found travelling with his young family and building experiences with them. He is an avid sports fan, especially rugby and football, as well as having a keen interest in drawing and construction.

After working in the optical industry for 5 years, Ashleigh naturally progressed into the field of audiology. Completing her degree in hearing aid audiology and excelling in finding empathy for her patients. Ashleigh also found that helping people helps enormously with personal growth.

In her spare time Ashleigh looks after her young family, spending a lot of their time outdoors with their dog.