Azadeh Ebrahimi Madiseh

Azadeh Ebrahimi Madiseh is an Adjunct Research Fellow at the University of Western Australia (UWA) Medical School, Department of Surgery. She holds a Doctor of Philosophy from UWA and is affiliated with TSH Ltd as Executive Manager- Head of Hearing Services. Her research focuses on improving healthcare service delivery, particularly in cochlear implantation, telehealth, and value-based care models. She has been recognized with awards such as the WA Premier’s Science Award (2022 finalist) and the Women in Leadership Scholarship (2018).

Education: Doctor of Philosophy, UWA Medical School.

Research interests include:

• Cochlear implant service optimization
• Accessibility in healthcare systems
• Adoption of digital health technologies
• Mental health support in audiology clinics

Recent publications explore barriers to cochlear implant adoption, comparative audiological testing metrics, and models of care for hearing healthcare. Her work emphasizes client-centric solutions and sustainable healthcare systems.

Awards include leadership and research recognitions, reflecting her contributions to audiology and healthcare innovation. She actively mentors junior staff and participates in interdisciplinary collaborations.

Labs/Teams: Involved with the Ear Science Institute Australia (2010–2021) and currently leads hearing services at TSH Ltd.