Mr Philip Henry Holt has worked in Audiology for over 30 years, gaining many years of experience assessing and fitting the latest technology digital hearing aids along with complimentary assistive listening devices. He specialises in the assessment and diagnosis of children and adults with hearing, balance and tinnitus disorders, offering a range of techniques and rehabilitation programmes following diagnosis.
Mr Holt initially trained as an Audiologist at the Royal Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital, Shrewsbury, later completing a Master's degree in Audiology at Manchester University (1996) and a certificate of Audiological Scientist at the University Hospital of North Staffordshire, where he developed and ran a district hearing and balance service for adults and children. In 2005, he left to work for the University of Manchester, leading Audiology research networks with the Medical Research Council. Whilst keeping a part time lecturing position at the university, Mr Holt provides high quality hearing, balance and tinnitus assessment, diagnosis and rehabilitative services to patients with Holt Hearing and Balance Services.
Mr Holt became a Trustee of Ear Aid Nepal charity in 2015 advising and developing audiology service provision and coordinating international volunteers for the charity.
Diseases, Medical Tests and Treatments
- Assessment, diagnosis and rehabilitation of patients with hearing, tinnitus and balance problems
- Assessment of balance
- Tinnitus retraining
- Digital hearing and assistive listening devices
- Outcome measures of intervention in balance and tinnitus patients
- Effectiveness of the new extended wear 24 hour per day hearing aid.
- Assessment, diagnosis and rehabilitation of patients with hearing, tinnitus and balance problems
- Assessment of balance
- Tinnitus retraining
- Digital hearing and assistive listening devices
