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Daymon works as an instructional assistant at a college on Vancouver Island. He tutors students taking college and pre-college level Humanities courses, as well as working in the areas of academic advising, test invigilation, and registration. However, hearing loss made his job more difficult.
Tammy is a career coach and trainer working with Community Futures BC to start her own business. However, hearing loss was making launching her business much more difficult.
Alan has worked as a rehabilitation assistant on Vancouver Island for about 26 years. He works in a busy, seniors-oriented physiotherapy clinic, and his job also involves making connections and arranging events for his clients in the local community. However, tinnitus has made his job more difficult.
Emily’s job requires her to attend a lot of meetings, both in-person and virtually, as well as numerous training sessions. However, her hearing loss can make this difficult.
Rick works in retail, which requires him to communicate with customers both in-person and over the phone. As part of his work, he also leads seminars for eight to 10 people at a time, often in a noisy workshop environment. He has mild to moderate hearing loss.