Davidson Hearing Aid Centres

Adonis Naddour

Adonis is from Barrhaven, Ottawa, where he attended St. Joseph Catholic High School prior to attending the University of Ottawa, earning his bachelors degree followed by his master’s degree in audiology in 2021. His desire to work as an audiologist comes from the firsthand experience he had with his grandmother. Adonis was amazed with the improvement in her quality of life once she began wearing hearing aids, and he wanted to help others experience the same joy of better hearing. Adonis has been part of the Davidson Hearing Aid Centres team since 2021. He notes it was the clinic’s values, wide offering of services and products, and it being family-owned that piqued his interest and sealed his decision to join the team. A typical workday for Adonis includes conducting hearing assessments, performing hearing aid fittings/adjustments, overseeing earwax removals and assisting patients with other questions and concerns as needed. He says the best part about his work is helping people hear better and seeing the improvement in each patient’s quality of life. In his free time, Adonis enjoys weightlifting/exercising, playing the piano and spending time playing with his dog Oliver.

Mithusha Satkunanathan

Mithusha grew up in Montreal, Quebec, before moving to Ottawa to complete her Master’s degree in Audiology at the University of Ottawa. She brings both strong clinical expertise and a genuine passion for patient care to her role at Davidson Hearing Aid Centres. Her interest in hearing care is rooted in a desire to help people reconnect with the moments that matter most. Mithusha understands that hearing is deeply connected to communication, relationships, and independence, and she is committed to supporting her patients every step of the way. In her day-to-day work, Mithusha conducts comprehensive hearing assessments, fits and adjusts hearing aids, and provides ongoing guidance to help patients adapt comfortably and confidently. She takes a thoughtful, supportive approach, helping individuals not only hear better, but also navigate the emotional aspects of hearing loss. What Mithusha finds most rewarding is the immediate and meaningful impact she can have on someone’s quality of life. Whether it’s helping a patient reconnect with loved ones or regain confidence in social settings, she values being part of those important moments. Outside of the clinic, Mithusha enjoys spending time with family and friends, as well as reading and watching movies.

Mohamed Awada

Mohamad grew up in the south end of Ottawa, where he attended Glebe Collegiate Institute. He went on to complete a degree in Human Kinetics at the University of Ottawa, followed by a degree in Psychology at Carleton University. He later earned his Master’s degree in Audiology from Western University. Mohamad’s path into hearing care was shaped by his experience working as a medical responder, where he developed a deep appreciation for the importance of clear communication, especially in critical moments. This perspective continues to guide his work today, as he helps patients stay connected not only in urgent situations, but in their everyday lives. In his role at Davidson Hearing Aid Centres, Mohamad provides comprehensive hearing care, including hearing assessments, personalized solution recommendations, and the prescribing and fitting of hearing aids. He also offers earwax removal services and supports patients experiencing tinnitus. Mohamad takes pride in delivering thoughtful, individualized care and ensuring each patient feels comfortable and confident throughout their journey. What Mohamad enjoys most about his work is building meaningful relationships with his patients. He values taking the time to understand their stories and finds great satisfaction in helping improve their quality of life through better hearing. Outside of the clinic, Mohamad enjoys spending time with family and friends. He is a passionate hockey fan and also enjoys woodworking whenever he has the opportunity.

Vanessa Collins