Dr. Carrie Scarff is a nationally renowned hearing researcher and PhD Audiologist. She completed her Masters of Audiology at Dalhousie University and her PhD in Auditory Neuroscience at the University of Calgary where she completed research at the Hotchkiss Brain Institute. She completed clinical Audiology internships in Halifax, Nova Scotia and Georgetown Medical Centre in Washington, DC. Dr. Scarff was a longstanding Board member of the non-profit agency Deaf and Hear Alberta and continues to be an ardent supporter of their programs and resources. She is regularly asked to present to local, national and North American Health professionals, including most recently to the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association national conference with colleagues from John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health this summer. Dr. Scarff leads her team of talented hearing care professionals at four locations as well as mobile services in and around Calgary at the highly respected Audiology Innovations hearing clinics. As an individual with hearing loss herself, she believes in sharing academic and clinical expertise, education and resources, and her own personal experiences with hearing loss with her patients and her team to help improve their understanding of hearing health and quality of life. Her and her family enjoy the mountains, especially during their visits to their cabin in Fernie, BC.

Rebecca obtained her Master’s in Audiology from the University of British Columbia and currently works as an Audiology Trainer for Oticon in western Canada. She holds a Bachelor of Behavioural Neuroscience from Memorial University and she is published in two academic journals. Working for Oticon has allowed Rebecca to combine her love for science, art and technology while focusing on improving people’s quality of life through better hearing. When she isn’t visiting various hospitals and hearing clinics around Canada, she is most likely hiking, skiing, or mountain biking with her dog Jofa in the mountains.