Audiocorp - Fredericton

Trevor Menchenton joined Audiocorp in 2008 and is an advocate for healthy hearing. He believes in the benefit of seeing an audiologist to treat hearing loss and improve your quality of life.

He uses the latest in hearing technology in his practice and has seen incredible results in his patients from the use of digital hearing aids.

Trevor earned an Honours Bachelor of Science degree in neuroscience and later obtained a Master of Science degree in audiology at Dalhousie University. 

During his studies, he completed a master’s thesis on age-related hearing loss. His research was published in the scientific journal, Neurobiology of Aging, in July, 2010. Trevor has received many accolades over the years and has earned a reputation for excellence in audiology on a provincial and national level.

Jennifer Menchenton joined Audiocorp in 2009 and continues to enjoy every minute of it. Jennifer believes that hearing is vital to our everyday lives, communications and relationships.

She believes successful hearing and communication is available with the advances in today’s hearing aid technology. Personal experience led Jennifer to help others. She decided on a career in audiology to provide people with the same care and attention she received as a child.

Jennifer completed a Bachelor of Arts degree in linguistics and later obtained a Master of Arts degree in linguistics in which she wrote a thesis on how we learn language.

She went on to compete her Master of Science degree in audiology at Dalhousie University in 2009 and further obtained her doctorate degree in audiology (AuD) from the University of Florida in 2014.

Katrina graduated from Dalhousie University in 2017 with a master’s degree in audiology, and previously completed her Bachelor’s in medicinal chemistry at the University of New Brunswick.

The field of audiology gave Katrina the ability to combine her love of science and technology with her passion for connecting with the people around her.

Katrina strives to help her patients and their loved ones understand hearing loss and provide them with the tools to work through their hearing difficulties to stay in tune with the world around them.

Chelsey Saindon graduated from the University of British Columbia in 2017 with a Master of Science degree in audiology. She was honoured to be awarded the SAC Student Excellence Award. She previously completed her Bachelor of Science degree in Neuroscience at Dalhousie University, with a research focus on cognition and decision-making.

Chelsey is a strong advocate of early diagnosis and appropriate treatment to maintain hearing health, in support of healthy aging and cognition.