Master
of Clinical Audiology
Our audiologists are university trained healthcare professionals with a Master of Clinical Audiology and full members of Audiology Australia. They are passionate about helping you hear better. Read more about them below
What is an Audiologist?
An audiologist is a university trained healthcare professional with a master’s degree who specialises in identifying, diagnosing, treating and managing issues related to hearing, tinnitus, vestibular and balance disorders.
They counsel people through a new diagnosis of hearing loss and teach compensation and coping skills to help people improve their hearing and communication goals.
Karen Greenhalgh
BA, MClinAud, MAudA (CCP)
CLINICAL AUDIOLOGIST | DIRECTOR
I completed my Master of Clinical Audiology at Macquarie University and became an audiologist because I am passionate about helping people. I started Shout Hearing Healthcare to provide exceptional client service because I believe people want to feel connected and cared for. I want to be able to apply all of my university degree knowledge in the diagnostic and rehabilitation care of my clients. Communication is at the centre of audiology practice and Shout ensures our clients’ needs are firmly at the centre of everything we do. I am a full member of the Audiological Society of Australia, and hold a Certificate of Clinical Practice. I am also a member of Independent Audiologists Australia.
Pauline Primrose-Heaney
BMus(Hons), MPhil, MAudSt, MAudA
AUDIOLOGIST
I have worked as a clinical audiologist in government and independent clinics in NSW and TAS since completing my Masters in Audiology Studies at The University of Queensland in 2009. Over the years, I have also completed further master courses in wax removal, tinnitus and hyperacusis management, and auditory processing evaluation and treatment.
I am honoured to have joined the team at Shout Hearing Healthcare; their client-centred approach and focus on overall communication and health resonates with my own approach to audiology.