Hackensack Audiology & Hearing Aid Associates

Dr. Maryrose McInerney has practiced audiology in New Jersey for more than 40 years, establishing an audiology program at the Hackensack Medical Center for over 3 decades ago and a private one stop care pediatric care in 2009. She is the co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Hackensack Audiology and Hearing Aid Associates, LLC. Dr McInerney is a full-time faculty member in the audiology program at Montclair State University (MSU) specializing in pediatrics, amplification, and counseling for individuals with hearing loss and their families. Prior to 2013, Dr. McInerney was an associate professor at LI AUD consortium, St. John’s University.

Dr. McInerney earned her Ph.D. in Hearing science from the CUNY Graduate Center in New York and obtained Master’s Degree in audiology from Western Michigan University. She completed her clinical fellowship at John Hopkins Medical School. Dr. McInerney’s research primarily explores the impact of interventions across different stages of life.

The New Jersey Commissioner of Health appointed her to the New Jersey Hearing Evaluation Counsel (the advisory board of NJ EHDI) in 2012, she currently serves as its chairperson and represents the council on the NJ Newborn Screening Advisory Review Committee (NSARC). She serves on the board of New Jersey Hearing Loss of America Association and is vice chair of the Bergen County (HLAA). She has consistently been awarded Best of Hearing Health Professionals. 

Dr. Kenneth Bodkin, Au.D., serves as Chief Operating Officer of Hackensack Audiology & Hearing Aid Associates, LLC, and is the Manager of the Department of Audiology at Hackensack University Medical Center.

He received his Doctor of Audiology degree from the University of Florida and his master’s degree from the State University of New York at Plattsburgh. Dr. Bodkin has been practicing audiology since 1996, primarily focusing on pediatrics and is board certified with a specialty in pediatric audiology by the American Board of Audiology. He also holds the Certificate of Clinical Competence from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.

Dr. Bodkin has made significant contributions to the field of pediatric audiology, authored articles for trade journals and has written a chapter for a pediatric audiology textbook. He has presented research at national conferences on subjects such as early hearing detection and intervention, speech perception in children, and the statistical analysis of hearing aid returns. Dr. Bodkin’s clinical focus and expertise has allowed him the opportunity to be a participant in a pediatric audiology symposium for the American Board of Audiology. 

Dr. Bodkin enjoys spending time with his wife, Patricia, and his daughter, Elizabeth in his free time. Fishing from his kayak and skiing the backcountry are also activities that he enjoys.

Dr. Ryan Lynn Saadah, Au.D., is a clinical audiologist and joined the team at Hackensack Audiology & Hearing aid Associates in 2012. She specializes in pediatric amplification solutions, bone anchored amplification and assistive hearing technology for schools.

She achieved her Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Family Studies, from the University of Connecticut and her Doctorate of Audiology from Montclair State University.

Prior to graduate school, she worked as a rehabilitation technician for children with special needs and a kindergarten teacher. Dr. Saadah spent time as a graduate assistant in the department of audiology while completing her studies at Montclair State University and her fourth-year clinical externship at Hackensack University Medical Center. Dr. Saadah’s research interests include event-related evoked potentials and their correlation with aging effects on auditory processing.

Dr. Saadah’s audiology expertise encompasses amplification across all ages from pediatrics to geriatrics. She is a member of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.

Dr. William Stoll, Au.D, joined the team at Hackensack Audiology & Hearing Aid Associates in 2020 and is a clinical audiologist. He is an alumni  of Montclair State University, where he earned both his Bachelor in Cognitive Psychology, and his Doctorate of Audiology.

While completing his studies, Dr. Stoll was research assistant in the cognitive processing laboratory and a graduate assistant in the electrophysiology laboratory at Montclair State University. He also served as the NJ state representative and president of the Montclair State University Student Academy of Audiology. 

Dr. Stoll completed his clinical fellowship year with Columbia University at New York Presbyterian Medical Center. His research endeavors include hearing aid donation banks, tinnitus treatment, and electrophysiology.

Dr. Stephanie Garcia, Au.D., has been part of the Hackensack Audiology & Hearing Aid Associates team since 2012. She specializes in dispensing amplification for pediatrics, bone conduction amplification, as well as hearing assistive technology for schools. Dr. Garcia can also be found working full-time in the pediatric audiology department of Hackensack University Medical Center where she concentrates on the clinical diagnosis and management of pediatric hearing loss.

in May of 2011 Dr. Garcia received her Doctor of Audiology degree from Adelphi University and the Long Island Audiology Consortium. Her undergraduate studies in speech-language pathology and audiology were completed at Loyola University Maryland in May 2007. Dr. Garcia completed her audiology residency at HackensackUMC and at Hackensack Audiology and Hearing Aid Associates. She maintains her Certificate of Clinical Competence in Audiology (CCC-A) from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association and her New Jersey State Audiology licensure. Dr. Garcia’s areas of interest include pediatrics, diagnostics, and educational audiology.

In recent years, Dr. Garcia has been nominated for New Jersey’s Favorite Kids’ Doc by New Jersey Family’s readers.

When not behind the audiometer or advocating for your child in school, Dr. Garcia enjoys board games, reading, traveling, and cheering on the New York Mets.

Dr. Lauren DiPasquale, Au.D., has been at Hackensack Audiology & Hearing Aid Associates part-time since 2014. She also serves as a full-time audiologist at Hackensack University Medical Center’s pediatric audiology department.

In 2015 Dr. DiPasquale completed her Doctorate in Audiology at Montclair State University (MSU), after a rigorous residency at both Hackensack Audiology & Hearing Aid Associates and Hackensack UMC.

While completing her graduate studies, Dr. DiPasquale concluded her research on measuring the effects of text messaging on auditory localization in the middle-age adult population, in addition to holding the position of a graduate assistant in MSU’s department of audiology.

Dr. DiPasquale is nationally certified by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association and the American Academy of Audiology. Her clinical interests focus on diagnostics and amplification, with specific interest in diagnosing and managing of pediatric hearing loss, including hearing aids and assistive listening devices. She is dedicated and vested in educational audiology.