Our Staff

Shira Boyer, Au.D. is a dedicated audiologist with a passion for improving the lives of those with hearing loss. After earning a Bachelor’s degree in Speech and Communications from Touro University in 2019, Shira continued to Montclair State University, where she graduated with her doctorate in 2023.

With experience in various environments, Shira loves working with both children and adults, providing individualized care to meet each patients needs. Driven by a genuine desire to make a difference, Shira finds fulfillment in guiding patients through their journey with hearing loss. Her goal is empowering people to hear their best and improve their quality of life.

Jennifer Jeannette is a Patient Service Coordinator. Jennifer is originally from Brick town, NJ and moved to Lakeland Fl. in 2005. Jennifer attended Piscataway Vocational & Technical High School and started working in the baking industry from 1988 until 1997. Jennifer began working in the hearing industry in February 1997 and came to Audibel in 2021. Jennifer was drawn to the profession because of the joy hearing aids bring to the hearing impaired as well as their family and friends.

What Jennifer loves most about saving hearing lives is realizing hearing aids change lives for the better. Jennifer strives to routinely service hearing aids around the clock making sure everyone leaves satisfied and getting the most out of their hearing aids. Her everyday work with patients is as satisfying as the hearing aid service performed.

Outside of saving hearing lives, Jennifer loves hobbies such as, furniture rehab in a French country design. She loves fixing and making things better. She loves animals and when she’s not painting furniture she loves her TV.

Cheryl Remillard is a HIS-T and Audiologists Assistant. She is originally from Searsport, Maine and moved to Florida in 2017. Cheryl attended SDHS and completed courses at Nova Southeastern University as an Audiologists Assistant in Amplification and Diagnostic Testing. Cheryl started working at Hearing Centers of Southwest Florida in 2020. She began working in the industry in 2004 and was drawn to the profession because she loves helping improve people’s lives by helping them hear the best they can.

One of the things Cheryl loves most about saving hearing lives are the stories patients tell about hearing birds again or for the first time being able to engage in a conversation with friends and family that they were not able to do before they started wearing hearing aids. It truly changes their lives and improves the quality of life for them and their families. It brings a smile to their face.