Finetone Hearing Aid Center - Scarborough

Theresa (Teri) Gauthier is a licensed Audiologist with years of experience helping people hear their best in the family business. But she didn't start off there; she previously worked at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis for several years, then decided to go back to school to study audiology. She graduated at the top of her class from Wayne State University in Michigan. Her experience helping people hear their best includes positions at several of the most highly renowned audiology clinics in the country including the Henry Ford Clinic in Michigan, Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, and the Alfred I. DuPont Hospital in Delaware. In 1998 Teri joined Audio’D’ (Finetone) as the Director of Audiology. She works hard to use her considerable skills to improve the quality of life for her patients through better hearing.

Outside of the office, Teri enjoys acting in local stage theaters and has portrayed a number of characters at the Lyric Music Theatre and Portland Players in Portland and The Community Little Theatre in Lewiston. 

After he had serving in the Uniter States Air Force, Ed Gauthier went to work worked for MIT. In 1968, he left MIT to heed the call to join the hearing aid industry as an engineer. Since then, he had enjoyed the challenge of evolving and developing technologies. Ed Gauthier holds several patents and in 1989, he became one of the first engineers to incorporate digital technology for graphic equalization into hearing aids.

When he isn't working, Ed enjoys spending time with his family, working on his house, fishing and sailing.