Dr. John Kveton is Section Chief of Otology and Neurotology at Yale Medicine. He launched the first cochlear implant program at Yale and previously established programs at Lahey Clinic and St. Louis University, where he also performed the hospital's first cochlear implant. He collaborates with neurosurgeons on intracranial tumors and acoustic neuromas, has served as President of the Connecticut ENT Society and New England Otolaryngological Society, and has published over 100 articles and book chapters.

Dr. Nofrat Schwartz is a neurotologist who treats diseases of the middle ear, inner ear, balance system, and skull base. She earned her medical degree from Hebrew University of Jerusalem with honors, served four years as a Physician Officer in the Israeli Defense Forces, and completed fellowship training in neurotology and skull base surgery at the University of North Carolina. She is the Otolaryngology Medical Student Clerkship Director at Yale School of Medicine and an active member of the American Neurotology Society and American Cochlear Implant Alliance.

Dr. Douglas Hildrew is an ear, nose and throat specialist and skull-base surgeon who treats children and adults with hearing disorders and balance dysfunction. He performs cochlear implants, auditory brainstem implants, tympanoplasty, and facial nerve reanimation procedures. Dr. Hildrew completed advanced fellowship training in Otology, Neurotology, and Skull Base Surgery at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and is board certified by the American Academy of Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery.

Dr. Justin Cottrell is a neurotologist specializing in hearing rehabilitation and skull base tumor management. He holds a Master's degree in Engineering and Management from MIT and is driven by an interest in how technology can reduce the burden of hearing and balance disorders. Dr. Cottrell completed his fellowship in neurotology and lateral skull base surgery at NYU Langone Health, and his research spans cochlear implant techniques, auditory brainstem implant performance, and medical imaging optimization.

Breann Wise is an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse specializing in otolaryngology at Yale New Haven Health. She completed her nursing training at Yale School of Nursing and provides comprehensive ENT care in the Milford office in collaboration with the Yale otolaryngology team.

Dr. Megan Narron is a clinical audiologist who co-leads the Cochlear Implant Program at Yale New Haven Health. She specializes in cochlear implants and osseointegrated auditory implants, programming and troubleshooting external sound processors for implant recipients. Dr. Narron also provides remote programming services for cochlear implant patients.

Dr. Olivia Piper is a clinical audiologist specializing in cochlear implant audiology at Yale New Haven Health. She diagnoses and treats hearing and balance disorders, providing comprehensive audiological services including audiograms, hearing aid fittings, balance testing, tinnitus management, and cochlear implant support throughout the patient journey. Dr. Piper also participates in research examining sound field thresholds in cochlear implant recipients.

Dr. Noel Hewitt is a clinical audiologist at Yale New Haven Health's Hearing & Balance Program, specializing in adult hearing diagnostics, rehabilitation, and amplification. A Fellow of the American Academy of Audiology and member of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, he brings decades of audiological experience to patients of all ages.

Dr. Hannah Dunn is a clinical audiologist in Yale New Haven Health's Hearing & Balance Program. She earned her Doctor of Audiology from Purdue University and joined the Yale Department of Surgery faculty, where she provides comprehensive audiological care to patients with hearing and balance disorders.