Meet the Team!
Dr Cassandra Kerr | Owner | Principal Audiologist
Doctor of Audiology (AuD),
Master of Audiology (MAud) (First Class Honours),
Bachelor of Science (BSc) (BioMed),
Member of New Zealand Audiological Society MNZAS (CCC),
Member of Australia Audiology MAudA (CCP)
Hi, I’m Cassandra.
My interest in audiology was sparked by seeing a close family member experience gradual hearing loss. Wanting to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives, I pursued a Master of Audiology, graduating in 2008.
I began my career in a public hospital, specialising in paediatric audiology and early intervention. I later became Head of Newborn Hearing Screening and Audiology for New Zealand’s Bay of Plenty region, and contributed to the New Zealand Audiological Society, including helping develop its examining system.
In 2016, my family relocated to Melbourne, where I joined Audiology Australia and spent several years working in independent practice across Bayside and South Melbourne.
In 2021, I established my own practice, CK Audiology, where I work closely with ENT specialists on complex and diagnostic cases. The practice has since grown to three clinic locations: Moorabbin, Ballarat, and East Melbourne, and this year marks the 5th year of CK Audiology.
In 2025, I also completed my Doctorate of Audiology, further strengthening my expertise in diagnostic care.
My approach is shaped by both professional experience and personal insight into the impact of hearing loss. I’m passionate about helping people reconnect with their hearing and improve their quality of life.
I look forward to connecting with you.
Eva Avera | Audiologist
Master of Clinical Audiology (MClinAud) (First Class Honours)
Bachelor of Science (BSc)
Member of Audiology Australia MAudA (CCP)
I became an Audiologist as I wanted to make a real difference in someone’s quality of life and to help advocate for preventable and reversible hearing loss. I have a very personal connection with hearing loss as my mum had sudden hearing loss as a child and is profoundly deaf in one ear. Seeing the difficulties she faces living with hearing loss really inspired me to learn more about it and pursue my career in Audiology.
I completed my Master of Clinical Audiology from the University of Melbourne, where I gained experience through a broad range of clinical placements, including both paediatric and adult audiology. During my studies, I also completed a research project on Auditory Processing Disorder, which enhanced my knowledge of complex hearing and listening difficulties.
I was fortunate to begin my career at CK Audiology, and over the past three years I have gained extensive experience across a variety of audiological services. I provide adult and paediatric diagnostic hearing assessments, hearing aid rehabilitation including Lyric, APD, cochlear implants and bone conduction implants.
My approach focuses on understanding each patient as an individual, combining compassion with audiology expertise to support them in everyday listening and help them make the most of their hearing.