Hearing care

Sidra graduated in June 2021 from Aston University and has previously worked as an Audiologist with the NHS. Sidra was really drawn to the unique blend of clinical care and technical expertise that is developed as an Audiologist. She enjoys the theory of audiology very much and finds being able to implement that in real clinical settings fantastic, especially when she sees the impact good hearing aid provision has on quality of life.

In her spare time, Sidra spends most of her time reading mystery and fantasy novels, and coming up with wild theories as to how a story will conclude – often from the first chapter. When not reading Sidra enjoys drawing and swimming, although she is usually plays a high-stakes game of Tetris with her bookshelf, in a futile attempt to fit another book somewhere.

Kaz graduated in 2009 from the 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 onto work for one of the leading hearing aid manufacturers as a technical support audiologist, supporting audiologist and hearing aid users with the 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.

Upon becoming an Audiologist in 2012, graduating with a degree in Audiology BSc from Porto, Portugal, Pedro set out on a mission to make a difference in people’s lives.Through his work, in the UK since 2013 in both the NHS and private practices in London, Hampshire and the West Sussex area, Pedro discovered the incredible importance of maintaining a delicate balance between hearing, balance, and cognitive skill. Pedro has dedicated himself to finding innovative solutions to enhance these aspects for his patients.Hearing in noise can be a tremendous challenge, robbing individuals of the joy of social interactions and leaving them feeling isolated.

As an audiologist and a family man, Pedro understands the value of meaningful interactions. Each patient is unique, and he approaches their care with utmost compassion and empathy. Building strong relationships with his patients and their families, Pedro ensures that their experience with him is not only effective, but also filled with warmth and genuine care.