Mr Prince P Punnoose completed his graduation in Audiology in 1999 from a leading Medical University in India and thereafter gained his Post Graduate degree in Audiology at the University of Manchester in 2003. He is registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) who regulates Private Hearing Aid Dispensers in the UK.

He is also a member of the Registered Council for Clinical Physiologists (RCCP) who regulates the NHS audiologists. Prince has extensive clinical experience in the field of audiology in the UK as a clinician, team leader and head of NHS Audiology department, and has been practising private Hearing and Tinnitus Management since 2007 at Spire Gatwick Park Hospital trading as Gatwick Audiology. Gatwick Audiology now has multiple clinic locations and a team of Audiologists who support Prince in delivering a high-quality Private Hearing and Tinnitus Management Service.

Mr Sameer Khemani is a private Consultant Surgeon specialising in Ear Nose & Throat (ENT) Surgery. Mr Khemani’s private practice is based at Spire Gatwick Park Hospital and Ramsay North Downs Hospital in Caterham. Mr Khemani graduated from Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital Medical Schools, London in 2000 and is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England.

Mr Khemani’s NHS practice is based at Surrey & Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust, where he is also Clinical Lead for ENT.

We are very pleased that Mr Khemani works in collaboration with Gatwick Audiology. He specialises in diagnosing and treating all types of hearing-related problems including tinnitus and balance disorders, and can also provide surgical options for the treatment of hearing loss. Our collaboration with Mr Khemani helps Gatwick Audiology ensure that no stones are unturned when diagnosing a condition. This ensures that a personalised Hearing and Tinnitus Management plan is developed for each patient, no matter how complex the condition is.

Lindsay is a Specialist Audiologist with over 12 years’ experience working with adults and children. She holds undergraduate and Master’s degrees in Audiology and is HCPC registered, with experience across both NHS and private practice.

She specialises in diagnostic assessments, hearing aids, vestibular assessments and tinnitus management. Passionate about patient care, she takes time to understand individual needs, offering friendly, independent advice and ongoing support to help patients achieve better hearing.

Outside work, Lindsay enjoys spending time with her toddler, long walks, a good book and a big mug of tea!

Mia is our Student Audiologist who is currently completing her Bachelor’s degree in Audiology at University College London (UCL). She completed work experience at Crawley Hospital’s paediatric audiology department, which sparked a love for helping patients with their hearing, and a specific interest in paediatric care. She recently completed her A-Levels of English Literature, Biology and Psychology, creating a strong foundation perfect for further education within the audiology field. She is eager to learn and interact with patients while gaining observational experience from highly qualified and experienced clinicians, which will surely be invaluable for her future career. She particularly enjoys the clinical environment, specifically working with children and delving into the root of issues that patients face, to be able to provide holistic care that improves their overall lifestyle. Outside of work, Mia enjoys music and dance, and spending time with her family and friends. She is very excited and grateful to join the team!

Jewel joined our team in December 2024 as a Junior Clinical Audiologist. She completed her Bachelor’s degree in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology from the Nitte Institute of Speech and Hearing, after which she gained a year of practical experience working as an audiologist.

Building on that foundation, she pursued a Master’s in Audiology at JSS Institute of Speech and Hearing. Her primary interests include diagnostic audiology, hearing aids, tinnitus management, and vestibular assessment.