David Cox

Owner & Audiologist

David was born and raised in Nova Scotia.  He attended Dalhousie University and earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology followed by a Masters Degree in Audiology. He started his Audiology practice in 1999 and over the past 25 years he has helped improve the lives of thousands of patients.  

David is married, and he and his wife Ying are the proud parents of two young girls: Malee and Nataya. Outside of the hearing clinic, David loves to spend time with family and friends, especially when it involves camping, fishing, mountain biking and skiing.

Christine Walsh

Clinic Manager

Christine is from Fall River, Nova Scotia. She has studied administration and accounting and is someone who appreciates detail and organization. Christine enjoys working collaboratively to ensure patients have a wonderful experience in our clinics.

Christine is married to Matt, and they have four children: Elijah, Joseph, Sarah, and Oliver. Outside of the hearing clinic, Christine can often be found at the lake in the summer, skiing with her family in the winter, or cheering on one of her kids at the soccer field or volleyball court (year-round!).

Colleen Doyle

Clinic Administrator
(Wolfville Hearing Clinic)

Colleen was raised in Enfield and later moved to Pictou County before continuing her education in Ontario. Colleen has worked in various branches of healthcare including Ophthalmology and Mental Health. Returning to the Maritimes in 2016, she recently settled in Annapolis Valley.

Colleen is very kind and friendly and loves to troubleshoot patients’ hearing aid needs. Outside of work, she enjoys cooking, crafts, gardening, time spoiling her rescue dog, Rico, Shopping and coffee.

Scott Bonnell

Audiologist
(Wolfville Hearing Clinic)

Scott was born and raised in Cape Breton. He has called the Annapolis valley home now for many years. He attended Acadia University where he obtained a Bachelor of Kinesiology degree.  He then went on to complete his Master of Science in Audiology at Dalhousie University. He is a member of the Nova Scotia College of Audiologists and Speech-language pathologists and Speech-Language and Audiology Canada.  Scott began practicing in 2008 and strives every day to improve the quality of life of the people he sees. He also has become well known for his work with Veterans and Workers with disabilities, helping them with navigating the process for benefits. Scott and his wife Denise enjoy travelling and adventures. Scott is an avid outdoorsman and enjoys all aspects that encompass nature. He also is a passionate cyclist.

Dana Fox

Audiologist
(Wolfville Hearing Clinic)

Dana completed her Bachelor of Science degree at Acadia University and went on to complete her Bachelor of Education at Memorial University and her Masters in Audiology at Dalhousie. She settled in the Annapolis Valley, where she has since been working as a Clinical and Dispensing Audiologist. She loves connecting with her clients and helping them discover the benefits of better hearing.

When She’s not working, Dana enjoys gardening and spending time with her family. She loves getting outside with her husband and sons, hiking and exploring their beautiful surroundings. 

Cassandra Holleman

Clinic Administrator
(Larry Uteck)

Cassandra is a committed member of our team who brings with her over fifteen years of dedicated customer service experience. Originally from Halifax, she is an engaging, positive presence in the clinic and her focus on customer care is unmatched. Her natural curiosity and sense of fun are contagious, and she spends her free time pursuing her hobbies. Whether enjoying scary movies or romantic novels, she loves to lose herself in imaginative stories. She adores spending time with family, engaging in lively board game sessions or working on jigsaw puzzles. She and her husband Mark also enjoy traveling and exploring the world together, whenever they have the chance, always returning home to Nova Scotia.

Laura MacNeil

Audiologist
(Dartmouth)

Laura was born in Cape Breton and grew up in small-town New Brunswick. Her interests were always varied and she enjoyed learning as much as she could. She studies biology at St. Francis Xavier University and languages at Dalhousie. She returned to Dal to complete her Master of Science in Audiology and has been working in the Halifax area ever since.

Laura loves learning about her clients so she can personalize their experiences and address each client's unique needs. She is currently a member of the Nova Scotia College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists and Speech-Language and Audiology Canada. When she’s not at work, she loves reading, painting and spending time with family and friends-cooking for them every chance she gets.

Simon Pawlowski

Audiologist
(Larry Uteck)

Simon was born in St. Albert, Alberta and lived in many cities across Canada before settling in Nova Scotia to earn his BScH and MSc in Biology at Acadia. He then worked as an entomologist in many labs, forests, and blueberry fields throughout Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Ontario before returning to Dalhousie to complete his second MSc in Audiology. He was recognized at Dal for his academic and clinical skills with several awards including the Killam Predoctoral Scholarship, the Canadian Institute for Health Research Master’s Scholarship, and the Speech & Audiology Canada Research Award. He brings years of scientific experience and a keen interest in the physiology and psychology of hearing to each patient he sees. When not in the clinic, Simon loves to be on stage and has had the fortune to act with and for many wonderful people in theatres all over Canada. After a life on the move, his favourite place is at home with his partner and his cat.

Molly Matthews

Hearing Aid Practitioner
(Halifax)

Molly was born and raised in Bedford, NS. She worked as a hearing clinic administrator before completing her Hearing Aid Practitioner course at MacEwan University. She has a passion for helping people hear. 

Molly is married to Rogan and they have a sweet yorkie named Moya. Outside the hearing clinic, they can be found spending time with family, thrifting, reading, gardening, or going to church.

Sarah Beaulieu

Audiologist
(Bedford)

Sarah's journey is one of exploration, education, and a deep commitment to helping others. Raised in Rothesay, New Brunswick, she moved to Nova Scotia in 1999 to pursue higher education at Saint Mary's University, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree with Honours. Her passion for travel then led her to South Korea, where she spent almost three years teaching English as a Second Language (ESL).

After returning to Canada, Sarah expanded her education with a Communication Disorders Assistant certification from Georgian College in Ontario. It was during this time that she discovered her passion for audiology, prompting her to further her studies and earn a Master of Science in Audiology from Dalhousie University.

Since 2014, Sarah has worked as an audiologist, gaining valuable experience in various roles across private, public, and manufacturing sectors, providing care for both adults and children. 

Sarah now resides in Bedford, Nova Scotia, with her husband and two energetic toddlers. Outside of work, she enjoys traveling, hiking, practicing yoga, reading, star gazing, and spending as much time outdoors as possible.

Anna Leggat

Clinic Administrator

Anna, a proud Dartmouth resident, has spent over 21 years as an administrator in the audiology field, gaining a wealth of knowledge along the way. She has a passion for helping others and believes that laughter is essential—life is simply too short not to enjoy it.

In her spare time, Anna finds joy in gardening, spending time with her grandchildren and cats, and indulging in a little shopping. She also cherishes quiet moments by the waterfront, sipping tea with her husband, Normand. Family is at the heart of her life, and whenever possible, she and Normand travel to Montreal to visit his loved ones.

Wayne Dorey

Hearing Aid Technician

Wayne was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and has dedicated his life to helping people with hearing loss. With over 45 years in the hearing aid industry, he has developed extensive expertise in the field. He studied electronics at the Nova Scotia Institute of Technology and furthered his training in hearing aid technology at the Hearing Society in the United States. He also spent ten years working at APSEA, supporting individuals with hearing challenges.

In his spare time, Wayne enjoys playing guitar with his band, embracing his passion for music.