Dr. Anne Marie Egan earned her clinical doctorate in Audiology from UNC-Chapel Hill. She is board certified by the American Academy of Audiology, and a fellow of the Academy of Doctors of Audiology, and the North Carolina Audiology Association. Dr. Egan focuses on best practices of audiological care and advanced hearing aid programming so that she can provide exceptional hearing care to all her patients. Dr. Egan prides herself in providing the most recent and evidence-based hearing aid programming and adjustments, customized to an individual’s needs.
Anne Marie Egan, AuD
In her graduate studies, Dr. Egan focused on best practices of audiological care and adult hearing aid programming so that she could provide exceptional hearing care to all her patients. You will quickly learn upon meeting Dr. Egan that she prides herself in providing the most recent and evidence-based hearing aid programming and adjustments. Dr. Egan uses an educated approach to make sure her patients are happy and their listening needs are met. Her specialties include adult diagnostics, adult hearing aid fitting and programming, tinnitus management, and aural rehabilitation.
She is board certified by the American Academy of Audiology, and a fellow of both the Academy of Doctors of Audiology and the North Carolina Audiology Association.
In her free time, Dr. Egan can be found walking local trails with her husband and dog, curled up with a good book, or trying to keep her vegetable garden alive.
Hi, This is Dr. Egan, and today I want to talk to you about how and why I entered the field of audiology. A lot of patients have been asking me this recently and that’s why I thought it would be a good thing to share with all of you guys. It all started back in college. I was doing art therapy with people who have dementia, and the thing that was most shocking to me in some of those retirement communities that I went to was that someone could be sitting in a corner completely disengaged, and you really couldn’t tell if they had dementia, or if they had hearing loss. I saw a couple of times when aids would come out, they put the hearing aids in and it was a completely different person. They were engaged and socializing and their face would light up. It was really shocking to me to see how much of a difference hearing aids could make in someone’s quality of life, and that’s really what lead me into working with people with hearing loss.