96 Byron Street,
Bangalow NSW 2481
2481
Dr Paul Davis has over thirty years of experience as an Audiologist specialising in tinnitus. He takes a solid, evidence-based approach to treating tinnitus in a friendly and caring manner. He combines a background in psychology with intensive training in audiology and a PhD in Computational Neuroscience. He enjoys finding what is unique about each person’s case and producing a custom rehabilitation plan to suit their lifestyle and test results.
He is the Founder of Tinnitus Telecare and the Inventor of its disruptive new treatment, Brainwave TRx. He was also the Founder and Inventor of the Neuromonics Tinnitus Treatment, which successfully treated tens of thousands of patients. Over the years, he has focused on conducting clinical research to optimise tinnitus treatment outcomes. He has enjoyed working in various R&D functions, including prescriptive algorithm development and running clinical trials. He is also a named inventor on over thirty issued or pending patents in tinnitus-related technologies. Dr Davis's work has been published extensively in rigorous medical journals, receiving more than a thousand citations. He has been invited to be a Keynote or Featured Speaker at many major international conferences. He has taught audiology theory and practice at an Associate Professor level in Australia, the USA, and the UK. He has received more than $2,000,000 worth of research grants. He was awarded the Best Poster Award at the 2008 International Tinnitus Seminar in Sweden, the only award given at the pre-eminent meeting in the field.
Dr Davis taught the Doctor of Audiology Program at Nova Southeastern University in Florida for three years and was on the Adjunct Faculty at the University of Miami for five years. He founded Audiology Architecture in 2012 and has worked with major clients such as Oticon HQ (Denmark), Neuromonics (USA), and Australian Hearing. Dr Davis is currently undertaking further tinnitus research and development while teaching online at Southern Cross University and part-time in private practice.
