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Edward brings more than 20 years of critical care nursing experience to Clear Health Group. He spent 21 years working in the Neuro ICU at Vancouver General Hospital and later worked with the VGH Hospital at Home program, delivering high-level care to patients in a community setting.

He holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Alberta and completed High Acuity Nursing specialty training through BCIT.

Edward joined Clear Health Group because he was excited by the opportunity to continue growing in his profession while providing focused, hands-on care. The ability to specialize in ear health and deliver treatments that create immediate results for clients has become a rewarding part of his work.

What Edward enjoys most is seeing the instant relief clients experience after treatment and knowing that a simple procedure can significantly improve someone's comfort and day-to-day wellbeing.

Colleagues and clients describe Edward as calm, meticulous, and professional.

Outside of work, Edward enjoys spending time with his family, supporting his kids at soccer, and relaxing with a good craft beer.

Cheryl is a Registered Nurse with over 25 years of experience and has specialized in occupational health for the past 15 years. She became a Certified Occupational Health Nurse in 2019 and leads all occupational health clinical standards at Clear Health Group.

Her background includes pre-hire medical assessments, drug and alcohol screening, respirator fit testing, audiometric testing, and workplace health program development. Cheryl ensures our services are delivered safely, professionally, and in alignment with regulatory requirements.

She holds certifications in Industrial Audiometric Testing (AB & BC), Respirator Fit Testing (N95, half-face, full-face, SCBA), Specimen Collection, Breath Alcohol Testing, Industrial Vision Screening, and Workplace Safety standards.

Cheryl is known for her practical approach, strong regulatory knowledge, and commitment to worker health and education.

Outside of work, she enjoys golfing and spending time outdoors with her dog.

He holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology (Medical Focus) and brings a strong clinical and technical foundation to his role. Noah is certified as an Industrial Audiometric Technician (BCIT), Respirator Fit Test Technician, Certified Specimen Collector, Breath Alcohol Technician, and Calibration Technician & Operator for Lifeloc breath testing devices.

Noah ensures every job site runs smoothly from equipment setup and compliance standards to efficient testing flow and client coordination. His focus is delivering accurate, professional, and worker-centered services while maintaining the highest operational standards.

Clients consistently describe Noah as knowledgeable, efficient, and approachable. He takes pride in building strong relationships on-site and ensuring every worker feels informed and supported throughout the testing process.

Outside of work, Noah enjoys creating and playing music, reading, and spending time with his family.

Her background spans hospital systems, private clinics, and community-based hearing programs. This diverse experience allows her to provide comprehensive hearing care — from advanced diagnostic assessments to hearing aid fitting, cerumen management, and custom ear mold impressions.

Shruti holds a Master's degree in Audiology and is a Registered Audiologist (R-Aud), Hearing Instrument Practitioner (HIP-BC), and Certified Cerumen Management Specialist. Her multi-credentialed training allows her to deliver complete, gold-standard care within a single visit.

She is fluent in English, Punjabi, and Hindi, and speaks basic Bengali, enabling her to serve diverse communities across British Columbia.

Shruti is known for her thoroughness, compassion, and ability to make patients feel comfortable and confident throughout their hearing care journey.

Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with family, cooking, exploring BC's nature trails, and staying current with advancements in audiology research.