CLINIC STAFF

Brent Clayson’s hearing healthcare began in his home state where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree at Idaho State University in 2000. Four years later, he completed his Master of Science degree in Audiology.

During his studies, Mr. Clayson worked at the Idaho State University’s Veteran’s clinic. He also provided newborn hearing screenings at the Portneuf Medical Centre. Mr. Clayson successfully completed externships with Idaho’s Pocatello School District and with a private Audiology clinic in Pocatello, Idaho.

In June 2004, Mr. Clayson joined Canadian Hearing Care’s sister company in the U.S., providing balance and hearing assessments. In September 2004, he joined Canadian Hearing Care in B.C., bringing his experience and commitment to better hearing care to Prince George.

D’Arcy White - Registered Audiologist

D’Arcy White attended the University of Regina and completed a Bachelor of Arts degree in Speech-Language Pathology at Minot State University, then continued to complete a Master of Science degree in Audiology.

For the next decade, Ms. White delivered hearing assessments and aural rehabilitation to children and adults for the Province of Saskatchewan, and later for the Wascana Rehabilitation Hospital. Ms. White also helped coordinate the province’s Cleft Lip and Palate Clinic in southern Saskatchewan.

She moved to B.C. in 1992 to manage Canadian Hearing Care’s Salmon Arm office. Ms. White ensures the comprehensive delivery of diagnostic and rehabilitation to both adults and children who are challenged by hearing impairments. She is an active ambassador in her community, conducting hearing seminars to schools, nursing homes and the hospital.

Daniel Allen - Registered Audiologist

Chief operations Manager Canada, and Director Mr. Allen began his hearing healthcare career in 1978 when he began building hearing aids at Allen’s Electronics in Eugene, Oregon. He completed his Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Oregon and his Master of Science degree at Oregon State University. He moved on to own and manage the company at which he began his career, Allen’s Electronics.

In 1991, after two years as an audiologist in Kamloops, Mr. Allen joined Starkey Labs-Canada Ltd. and became Managing Director of this hearing aid manufacturing facility.

Mr. Allen joined Canadian Hearing Care in 1998. He remains an active advocate of hearing healthcare education, and has taught classes across North America on the testing and fitting of hearing aids.

Fae Seyfi - Certified Audiologist

Ms. Seyfi began her career by earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Audiology at the Iran University of Medical Sciences in Tehran, Iran, in 1991. She joined the university’s Department of Audiology as a full-time audiologist, and spent the next several years coaching students on related hearing projects and research initiatives.

Ms. Seyfi moved to Calgary in 1998, completed her Master of Science degree equivalency by IQAS and ACSLPA, and joined Thibodeau’s Centre (previously Maico Hearing and Audiology Centre) in Calgary.

In 2002, Ms. Seyfi joined Canadian Hearing Care. Her dedication to the advancement of Audiology sciences can be seen in the numerous English- and Persian-language articles published in Calgary Child Magazine and the Iranian Journal of Medical Sciences.

Robert E. McClocklin



- Licensed Hearing Aid Specialist

Robert attended the University of Manitoba Faculty of Pharmacy. He later joined Eli Lilly as a pharmaceutical representative and was promoted to hospital representative in Edmonton. Earning a certificate in Audiology from Alberta College, Robert returned to Manitoba and became owner-manager of two hearing offices. Continuing his education, he earned the designation authorizer Level II after attending classes at George Brown College in Toronto.

During his career, Robert took an interest in applied research and developed a number of techniques for hearing aid validation and selection. He founded the company Psychoacoustic Development Technologies and worked on the development of an advanced clinical audiometer receiving funding from the federal government. He also founded the company Cosmos Distributing Inc. where he manufactures and distributes auditory tests on CD for evaluating hearing loss, and for hearing aid dispensing.

Robert moved to the Okanagan in 2003 where he has continued his dedication to the hearing impaired.

Dr. Cheryl Galloway, Au.D.



- B.C. Registered Audiologist

After obtaining her M.A. in Audiology, Dr. Galloway returned to the province of Ontario where she was employed by Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children. In addition to her general duties as a pediatric audiologist she also became a specialist in the areas of cleft lip and palate, craniofacial anomalies and cochlear implants. She was promoted to the position of Director of the Department of Audiology and later the Department of Communication Disorders (Speech Language Pathology and Audiology). Dr. Galloway was one of the individuals responsible for initiating pediatric cochlear implant services in Canada. She was a Clinical Lecturer with the Faculty of Applied Health Sciences at the University of Western Ontario and a Lecturer with the Department of Otolaryngology, Faculty of Medicine at a the University of Toronto. She has made numerous presentations regarding cochlear implants and has several publications related to hearing loss. In 1996 Dr. Galloway entered private practice specializing in hearing related issues in adults. In 2007, she obtained her Doctor of Audiology degree from Salus University in Philadelphia.

In 2008, Dr. Galloway joined Canadian Hearing Care in their Penticton, B.C. office where she provides services in a caring and friendly manner. Her goals are to educate her patients and their families about hearing loss and to use the latest technology to provide individualized solutions to their hearing needs.

Graham Mills, BCHIS, RHAP

Mr. Graham Mills graduated from Grant McEwan college in 2006 as a Hearing Instrument Specialist.  After graduation, he worked for nearly a year in the hearing care center of a major retailer before joining Canadian Hearing Care's Calgary facility in April 2007.  He currently makes his home in Airdrie, just north of Calgary.