Caro Omolaiye is a Health and Care Professions Council-registered Clinical Audiologist with a microsuction specialism.

She has worked in a variety of NHS and private healthcare settings, including Addenbrookes Hospital in Cambridge, Specsavers and Scrivens Hearing Care. She has extensive domiciliary and some paediatric experience.

Caro has a very patient and caring style as evidenced by her reviews across Hearology’s Google review platforms – especially our Euston clinic one.

Simon Harrison is a registered Health and Care Professions Council-registered Clinical Audiologist with a Masters in Audiology. He has expertise in microsuction, hearing and balance, communication pathology and ototoxicity, diagnostic hearing assessments and Hearing Aid technology.

Simon has a number of years of experience in all areas of audiological diagnostics, having previously worked at the Greytown Specialised MDR TB Audiology department in South Africa and at the Berkshire NHS Trust where he provided Hearing Aid rehabilitation services for their adult department, focusing on the management of advanced cases.

Simon joined Hearology in 2017 and is now Hearology’s CQC Registered Manager, responsible for all safety and quality aspects of our clinical service delivery.

Kaye Stiemer is a Health and Care Professions Council-registered Clinical Audiologist with a BCommPath Audiology (Hons). She specialises in adult diagnostic hearing assessments and hearing aid dispensing.

Kaye has a number of years experience in both the public and private sector. She has extensive understanding of the hearing rehabilitation process from experience gained in both rehabilitation and psychiatric hospital departments. She has also worked in rural clinics and schools in her native South Africa, environments with very limited resources where she strived to provide the best outcome for her patients despite challenging conditions.

Kaye is friendly and empathetic and grateful to work in a field where she has the opportunity every day to improve her clients’ quality of life by enabling a greater connection with the world and people around them.

Kenny Hau is a Health and Care Professions Council-registered Clinical Audiologist with a Masters in Audiology from The University of Manchester. He specialises in adult diagnostic hearing assessments, Hearing Aid dispensing and ear wax removal.

He has a number of years of experience in private Audiology, having previously worked at Amplifon and Specsavers, as well as internationally at Bay Audiology in New Zealand.

Kenny is highly qualified and also has a very approachable nature, the combination of which makes him well and truly the caring expert that everyone wants when dealing with a medical professional.

Michael Field is a Health and Care Professions Council-registered Audiologist and a Tinnitus Lay Counsellor.  His international career to date has spanned 35 years and taken in speech pathology, Hearing Aid dispensing and aural 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.

Michael has been with Hearology since 2015 and is now a Director of the company. He is a resident of Forest Row in East Sussex and established our Shop-Clinic there. You will not meet a kinder, more generous person.

Clarissa Purdy is a versatile, attentive Audiologist registered with the Health and Care Professions Council who specialises in diagnostic hearing assessments, hearing aid dispensing and aural microsuction.

Prior to joining Hearology, she worked in both private practice and the NHS. Clarissa is always passionate about having meaningful patient interactions and applies a holistic approach when deciding which hearing aid is best suited to a patient’s lifestyle.

Kaye Stiemer is a Health and Care Professions Council-registered Clinical Audiologist with a BCommPath Audiology (Hons). She specialises in adult diagnostic hearing assessments and hearing aid dispensing.

Kaye has a number of years experience in both the public and private sector. She has extensive understanding of the hearing rehabilitation process from experience gained in both rehabilitation and psychiatric hospital departments. She has also worked in rural clinics and schools in her native South Africa, environments with very limited resources where she strived to provide the best outcome for her patients despite challenging conditions.

Kaye is friendly and empathetic and grateful to work in a field where she has the opportunity every day to improve her clients’ quality of life by enabling a greater connection with the world and people around them.

Norani Lucas is a Health and Care Professions Council-registered Clinical Audiologist with a microsuction specialism. Norani’s original training was as a classical musician. Besides appearing as a solo oboist, she has performed with various chamber music groups and orchestras internationally.

Prior to joining Hearology, Norani was the (Hearcare Joint Venture Partnership) Director for Audiology at Specsavers Opticians and Audiologists, Stratford, London where she was responsible for running a total of five stores in the area.

Irene Wong is an Academy of Healthcare Science and Health and Care Professions Council-registered Clinical Audiologist holding a BA in linguistics and psychology and a MSc in Audiological Science with Clinical Practice from University College London (UCL). She currently specialises in adult diagnostic hearing assessment, hearing rehabilitation, and aural microsuction.

Irene has previously completed clinical training and worked in various NHS Trusts including St. George’s Hospital, Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust and the Royal London Hospital, where she gained comprehensive knowledge and experience with adults and paediatric cases.

Irene began to experience tinnitus in both ears as a child and, over the years, became aware of how the tinnitus was affected by noise exposure and different life events. She learned piano at a young age and her passion for instrumental and classical music remains. She bonds with her clients as a clinical professional, an active listener – and as an individual with personal experience of how healthy hearing is indispensable to every aspect of life.

Irene also speaks Cantonese and Mandarin.