Our Staff

Beth Hester is an audiologist certified by the American Speech Language and Hearing Association and is a member of the American Academy of Audiology. She has lived in the Wayne County, Indiana area her whole life. Beth attended Purdue University, where she received a master’s degree in Audiology in 1992. At that time, she began her career as an audiologist, working first in nursing homes and then for an ENT physician for several years. She joined IHAC in 2019.

An experienced hearing aid problem solver, Beth is fascinated by both the patients she is helping and the vast technology currently available to help them.

Outside of audiology, Beth loves spending time at the lake with her family, reading, and enjoying her cats.

Greg Ellcessor completed a Bachelor of Arts degree in Audio Arts and Acoustics with a concentration in Audio Design and Production at Columbia College in Chicago and a Doctorate of Audiology (Au.D.) degree at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana. While in Chicago, Dr. Ellcessor completed an internship at Rush University Medical Center’s Psychoacoustics Laboratory, and at Indiana University, he was the recipient of a National Institute of Health (NIH) research training grant. He is currently an Audiologist at Audibel in Indiana.

Dr. Ellcessor has volunteered and participated in the Red Bird Mission trip to deliver free hearing healthcare to the poor in Appalachia both as a student at Indiana University, and while he was an Assistant Clinical Professor of Audiology at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana. Dr. Ellcessor currently serves as Vice-President Elect of Government Affairs for the Indiana Speech-Language and Hearing Association (ISHA).

Dr. Ellcessor enjoys spending time with his two daughters Adelaide and Elise and his wife Betheney. Dr. Ellcessor looks forward to meeting you in the upcoming weeks and months!

Terry Donovan is a licensed audiologist having provided comprehensive hearing healthcare for over 30 years in a variety of settings, with a primary focus on rehabilitation for the adult population.  He loves helping people to hear their best, to better connect with their family. Terry is married and enjoys spending time with his wife and his dogs.

Aaron Delp is a Hearing instrument Specialist who helps the hearing impaired reconnect to the world around them. Born and raised on the westside of Indianapolis, Aaron attended Ben Davis High School before attending Indiana State University. He began working in the hearing aid industry in 2011. Since then, he has brought over a thousand Hoosiers on the journey to better hearing. Outside of work, Aaron enjoys spending time with his wife and two children.

Matthew Goldsberry is a graduate of Anderson University. He began his professional career in mortgage lending before starting his career in the hearing healthcare industry. Matthew worked as a licensed hearing aid specialist in Champaign, Illinois and in Chicago, IL. Since 2016, Matthew joined Indiana Hearing Aid company after relocating with his family back to the Indianapolis area.

“I feel called to the hearing healthcare arena. I enjoy it because you get to meet people, help people, and I get to learn about all the latest hearing aid technology,” he said. “I love helping people hear better and see them enjoy life more with better hearing. Honestly, it’s addictive.”

Having worked in tech support, Matthew loves his career in the hearing sciences because it combines his love of technology with his passion for helping people. “I love learning about new technology, and I enjoy reconnecting people with their loved ones – so they can rediscover the joy of life through better hearing.” Matthew and his wife have four children. Matthew is a soccer coach and a chauffer for his kids’ sports activities.

Amy Markey is a Board Certified Hearing Instrument Specialist at Indiana Hearing Aid Company in the Shelbyville and Franklin offices.  Amy is a 2000 graduate of Indiana State University and is a proud member of the International Hearing Society and the Indiana Hearing Aid Alliance. Amy joined the Indiana Hearing Aid Company staff in March of 2020. Amy strives to improve the quality of life of her patients and their families by providing the best hearing solutions.

As a mother herself, she extends her nurturing care to all her patients by dedicating herself to the long-term aftercare of both patients and their hearing instruments. In her spare time, she can be found spending time with her husband and daughter riding bikes, playing games, or singing karaoke.

Joshua Rothwell is a Hearing Instrument Specialist. Joshua grew up in Johnson County and has lived there most of his life. Joshua attended Edinburgh High School and started working at Indiana Hearing Aid Company in 2017. Joshua was drawn to the hearing industry because of his passion for helping people.

What Joshua loves most about saving hearing lives is seeing the impact it has on the patient’s relationships with their families. Joshua focuses on improving communication, especially in noisy situations, in his everyday work with patients.

Outside of saving hearing lives, Joshua loves hobbies such as hiking, camping, and anything spent while with the family.

Michael Martin is a Hearing Instrument Specialist and licensed in Indiana and Ohio.  He is from Indianapolis where he attended Perry Meridian High School, and graduated from Purdue University.

Michael has been helping people reconnect with their families for nearly a decade. He has helped more than a thousand people hear better – as a Specialist, trainer and factory representative.  Outside of work, Michael is licensed pilot and an avid cyclist.

Bryan J. Seals is a Hearing Instrument Specialist licensed with the state of Indiana and he joined Indiana Hearing in 2022. Bryan is originally from Peebles, OH and moved to Indianapolis IN in 2014. He began working in the hearing industry in 1998 by running the hearing conservation program while stationed aboard the USS Kitty Hawk CV-63. After a 10 year run of trying different professions, he returned to the profession through encouragement from family already in the field.

What Bryan loves most about saving hearing lives is the look on a patients face when they hear clearly again for the first time. He strives to learn as much as possible to better help in his everyday work with patients.

Outside of saving hearing lives, Bryan loves spending time with his kids and family, drawing, cooking / baking, gardening, and yard work.