After graduating, Janet and her husband Gregory immigrated to Australia at the end of 1991. Janet started working part-time at Gippsland Audiology Services in 1992, until eventually ‘retiring’ from speech therapy in the mid 1990’s and working solely as an audiologist.

Although Janet enjoys all aspects of audiology she’s involved in, she particularly relishes the challenge of selecting the right hearing aids to suit the right people, based on their hearing needs and preferences, and then working with clients to make sure that they’re satisfied with the results. She is a stickler for detail, so don’t see Janet if you’re looking for short-cuts! She also enjoys testing children, and winning the shy ones over so that she can be rewarded with a smile or a giggle at the end.

In her spare time Janet edits a monthly Catholic newsletter.

Since commencing her career in Audiology in 2009 Meg has developed a keen interest in hearing rehabilitation, hearing aid fitting and tinnitus assessment & management in adults. To be able to facilitate a positive change in people’s lives is incredibly rewarding for her.

She also enjoys the fun and challenges associated with child assessments.

Nicole moved from Melbourne to the Latrobe Valley in 2011 to join the team at Gippsland Audiology. She feels privileged to work at an independent private practice that provides a client-focused service and allows her to work with a great team of Audiologists and clerical staff. Nicole works at our Sale and Morwell clinics and enjoys the variety of work and seeing a wide range of clients.

In her spare time Nicole enjoys hiking and exploring Gippsland’s natural attractions and great food and wine. Nicole is president of the Latrobe Young Professionals.

Tamara moved to the Latrobe Valley in 2012 after completing her Masters for work and currently practices as both a Speech Pathologist and Audiologist. Tamara has a particular interest in auditory processing disorders as well as paediatric testing and hearing aid technology.  She is currently based at our Morwell and Sale clinics.

In her spare time Tamara enjoys playing tennis and quilting.

Lucy recently moved to Sale after graduating from university in 2016. She was pleased to be offered a graduate position at an independent audiologist that prides themselves on a high standard of service and patient centred care. Lucy enjoys all areas of audiology but particularly likes hearing rehabilitation and working with children. She appreciates the opportunities Gippsland Audiology provide to allow for continued training and professional development.

Lucy is originally from Tasmania and is enjoying living out in the country again after spending her time at university in Melbourne. On weekends she likes to explore all Gippsland has to offer.

Laura graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2013 and has been working in both diagnostic and rehabilitation areas of audiology. She enjoys working with patients of all ages. Laura’s passion is in providing patient-centred care, working as a team with her patients to improve their hearing and quality of life. She finds helping others very personally rewarding.

Following graduation Julie worked for a year in Perth before making the move back home to Victoria to join Gippsland Audiology. She has greatly enjoyed the opportunity to work with a close-knit team of audiologists and a greater variety of clientele. Julie usually works at our Leongatha clinic, but appreciates the lovely views on the drive over to spend a day in the Warragul clinic most weeks.

In her spare time Julie enjoys coffee, books, and has recently taken up soccer – with more enthusiasm than skill!