Emma works at the following clinics:

Audiologists

Emma Russell
Audiologist

Emma graduated from the University of Auckland with a Master of Audiology in 1995. She spent her first seven years working in the public sector, specialising in providing paediatric rehabilitation services. Emma started Russell Hearing Services at the end of 2001.

She is a full member of the New Zealand Audiological Society.

Outside of work Emma is a mum to three small children (aged four and a half, three years, and eight months). Although she doesn't get much spare time, when she does she loves to spend it in the garden.

To keep up with Emma's latest happenings and thoughts, view her blog:

www.russellhearing.blogspot.com

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Emma works at the following clinics:

Emma Towns
Audiologist

Emma completed her Master of Audiology from the University of Auckland in 2002. After gaining valuable experience at the National Audiology Centre, she started working at Russell Hearing Services at the end of 2003.

Emma is a full member of the New Zealand Audiological Society, and is employed by them on a part-time basis as one of their four examiners.

In her spare time, Emma enjoys travelling, watching movies, playing tennis and spending time with her husband, family and friends.

Kate works at the following clinics:

Kate Jepsen
Audiologist

On completion of her Masters Degree (February 2009) Kate will become a provisional member of the New Zealand Audiological Society, and begin working towards full membership.

Kate initially trained as a doctor and spent time working and living in New Plymouth before deciding to retrain as an audiologist in 2007. Over the summer of 2007/2008 she spent 5 weeks working as a student audiologist at Russell Hearing. Kate is a provisional member of the New Zealand Audiological Society, and is working towards full membership.

In her spare time Kate likes to swim, spend time outdoors walking or tramping, or relax with a book.

Lisa works at the following clinics:

Lisa Wong
Trainee Hearing Therapist

Lisa graduated in March 2008 with a Bachelor of Health Science from Auckland University of Technology. Upon graduating Lisa worked with children with disabilities, and later in rehabilitation of men living with the effects of severe mental illness. As her interests lie in client-centred relationships, Lisa changed the focus of her career, and is currently working on a two year Hearing Therapy Diploma.

Lisa’s role as Trainee Hearing Therapist is to counsel and assist clients who encounter difficulties in communicating effectively because of hearing problems. Lisa feels that in asking the right questions, and taking the time to listen, she will help guide her clients to the best communication solution.

In her spare time Lisa enjoys swimming, travelling, reading and spending time with her family on road trips.

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Why see an MNZAS Audiologist?

MNZAS is the mark of Audiologists whose training and conduct meet strict guidelines. All members are university qualified and bound by a strict code of ethics. If you see a member of the New Zealand Audiological Society you are assured of a quality hearing professional.

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