Eastside Audiology - Regina

Debbie Davis is a licensed audiologist who earned both a doctorate and a master’s degree in audiology and has been helping people hear better in the Regina area since 1994.  Debbie is knowledgeable in the latest technology in hearing devices to help her clients choose the best solution for their hearing needs. She belongs to several prestigious associations including Speech Language & Audiology Canada, the American Academy of Audiology and the Canadian Academy of Audiology. Debbie will regularly allow audiology students shadow her while at work and she serves as a mentor for high school girls as well as serving on several professional committees.

Mitch has a Hearing Aid Practitioner Diploma from Grant MacEwan University. Additionally, he has a Bachelor of Science degree in Education from Minot State University to go along with his Business Diploma in Computer Information Systems from Saskatchewan Polytechnic. He has been a part owner of Eastside Audiology & Rehabilitation Inc. since its inception.  He has been involved in the hearing industry since 2002 and has been trained by some of the world’s largest hearing aid manufacturers in hearing aid maintenance and repair. Mitch works primarily out of our Regina location but periodically alternates between our Regina and Moose Jaw locations. 

Amanda has a Master's of Science degree in Audiology from the University of British Columbia, as well as a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and Linguistics.  Her comprehensive education and diverse set of clinical experiences includes specialties in Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT) and Decreased Sound Tolerance under the direct guidance of the renowned Dr. Pawel Jastreboff.  She has been working full time in Regina since 2012 and has been with Eastside Audiology since 2019.  Amanda maintains memberships in good standing with the Saskatchewan Association of Speech Language Pathologists & Audiologists (SASLPA), and Speech Language & Audiology Canada (SAC).

Jadie carries a Master of Clinical Science (Communication Sciences and Disorders - Audiology) degree from Western University. Jadie has been with Eastside Audiology since 2019 and maintains memberships in good standing with the following associations: Saskatchewan Association of Speech Language Pathologists & Audiologists (SASLPA), Speech Language & Audiology Canada (SAC), and the Canadian Positive Psychology Association (CPPA). Born and raised in Regina, she lived in BC for fifteen years and Ontario for two years before making her way back home to Regina.

Chantal Day has a Hearing Aid Practitioner Diploma from Grant MacEwan University, and a Business Administration Diploma from the University of Regina.

She and has been with Eastside Audiology since 2023. She works primarily out of our Regina location but periodically alternates between our Regina and Moose Jaw locations.  

Chantal has a diverse set of skills that we believe really helps her connect with her patients.  Not only is she a certified wedding planner and wedding commissioner, she is also an avid belly dancer and a real life mermaid (complete with swimmable tail!)

Lindsay is generally the first person you see when you come into the Regina clinic. Her "people skills" are unparalleled, and we know you will appreciate her ability to make you feel at ease while still maintaining a high level of professionalism. If ASL is your communication tool, Lindsay is the one to "talk" to.  She has been with Eastside Audiology since 2008 and you’ll find that she rarely has a "bad day." 

Camila is one of the first smiles you see when you come to Eastside Audiology.  Her ability to relate to patients from various diverse backgrounds is borne from the fact that she is originally from Colombia, South America and is fluent in Spanish.  She works alongside her counterpart Lindsay in the Regina clinic and has been with Eastside Audiology since 2018. Together, these two women are the heartbeat of the Regina office and truly enjoy being a part of changing lives for the better each day.

Christine Hoover trained as a paramedic and firefighter before changing her focus to helping people through a clinical setting. Her love for listening to people's stories and her desire to make a difference in their lives has always been her driving force.