Audiology

About Us

What is an Audiologist? An audiologist is a health professional who: * Works with people who have hearing and balance-related problems. They use testing devices and techniques to determine the nature and extent of hearing loss. * Interprets results and coordinates them with medical and educational information to make diagnoses and provide treatment. * Audiologists also recommend, fit, and dispense hearing aids and assistive listening devices * Performs research on different types of hearing, balance, and related disorders and their treatment. Others design and develop equipment or techniques for diagnosing and treating these disorders.

Our Specialists (Audiologists)

Our world-class audiologists, in association with field-leading doctors and surgeons at the University of Rochester Medical Center, provide patients with a complete range of services using the latest techniques and technologies.

Each member of our professional team holds a master's degree or higher and is New York State licensed and nationally certified in audiology. Dedicated to advancing knowledge, exploring and expanding treatment options, and improving the quality of patient care, our practitioners are active in professional association and engage in extensive research.

Meet Our Team

• Ann Clock Eddins, Ph.D. – Director
• David A. Eddins, Ph.D.
• Cynthia A. Hogan, Ph.D.
• Matthew S. MacDonald, Au.D.
• Kathleen S. Merle, M.S.
• Christy L. Monczynksi, Au.D.
• Mark S. Orlando, Ph.D.
• Diane S. Puccia, M.A.
• Monica J. Serdinow, Au.D.
• Joseph P. Walton, Ph.D.