Vincent Howard is a microsuction specialist, a member of the Health Care Practitioners Council, and a registered Audiologist with a hearing and balance specialism. He has experience of working in both NHS and private audiology practices, and it was his dissatisfaction with the level of patient care he was able to provide in these roles, combined with his ongoing tinnitus, that drove him to co-found Hearology.

Bridget McCubbin is registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council, has a BSc (Hons) in Professional Practice in Nursing, an ENB Higher Award and an ENB certificate in ENT Nursing. Bridget has over 23 years of extended ENT experience, which includes managing an ENT operating theatre and an ENT pre-operative assessment clinic, acute ENT care, and an NHS urgent referral clinic. In addition to her aural microsuction expertise, Bridget can also assess nasal traumas and refer patients for surgery.

Michael Field is a registered Audiologist, a Tinnitus Lay Councillor and a member of the Health Care Practitioners Council. His international career to date has spanned 30 years and taken in speech pathology, hearing aid dispensing and microsuction. Michael found his vocation as an Audiologist due to his father’s deafness (he was with the 10th Royal Hussars Tank Regiment) and his daughter’s hearing loss resulting from a mastoidectomy.

Dylan Walker is a registered Audiologist with a specialism in hearing and balance, and a member of the Health Care Practitioners Council. After earning his BSc (Hons) at the University of Cape Town, he managed the Audiology department in a District Hospital there, gaining significant paediatric experience along the way. Dylan was an Audiologist at the Royal Surrey County Hospital before joining Hearology, where he added aural microsuction to his list of specialisms.

Bernadette Wilson-Bristol qualified with RN, BSc Honours in Nursing and ENT, and has 22 years of extended ENT experience. She is a Sister ENT Practitioner at the Royal National Throat Nose and Ear Hospital outreach service at Edgware Community Hospital and Finchley Memorial Hospital. Bernie is also a vastly experienced aural microsuction trainer, and an expert in paediatric ear care, which is why she runs Hearology’s Children’s Clinic at London Bridge on a Saturday.

Harry Davidson has a BSc in Pharmacology, an MSc in Audiology and a Certificate of Audiological Competence – the profession’s most prestigious qualification. This qualification, which he earnt in 2007, after three years at the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton, allows him to work across all areas of Audiology, including vestibular assessment and rehabilitation. Harry has since helped to rehabilitate countless patients with a variety of complex hearing and balance problems.

Dr Krishna Kirthi has 24 years of experience in the field of Otolaryngology and has worked at the Royal National Throat Nose & Ear Hospital since 2014. In addition to his aural microsuction expertise, Krishna can also diagnose and treat ear, nose and throat conditions such as Eustachian tube dysfunction, cholesteatoma, asymmetrical hearing loss, tinnitus, vertigo, tympanic perforations, ossicular discontinuity, middle ear effusions, otosclerosis and congenital hearing loss.

Alex Stanciu is registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council, holds a BSc in Professional Nursing Practice, and an ENB certificate in ENT Specialist Nursing. Whilst at the Royal Free, Finchley Memorial and National Throat Nose and Ear Hospitals, to name a few, Alex trained hundreds of nurses in microsuction, and cleaned the ears of over 25,000 people. He is an expert in impacted wax removal, cleaning ears with perforated ear drums, and mastoid cavity clearance.

Simon Harrison is a clinical Audiologist who specialises in diagnostic assessments and communication pathology. He is also a member of the Health Care Practitioners Council. Simon already possesses a wealth of knowledge in all areas of audiological diagnostics, and has worked for the Berkshire NHS Trust, where he provided hearing aid rehabilitation services for advanced cases. He is currently studying for his masters in Audiology, with a focus on ototoxicity.