Elizabeth Meyer

Dr. Elizabeth Meyer (she/her) is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the School of Communication, Northwestern University, specializing in audiology through the Northwestern University Center for Audiology and Speech Language Learning. Her work focuses on diagnosing and treating adult hearing impairments, particularly tinnitus, and advancing hearing loss prevention strategies.

Education:

• Au.D. from Northern Illinois University
• B.A. from The University of Minnesota

Dr. Meyer’s research explores innovative approaches to aural rehabilitation, including her longitudinal project P-Chat on alternative hearing loss treatment models. She also developed a virtual seminar series addressing hearing aid compatibility with masks, tinnitus management, and noise-induced hearing loss prevention.

Her clinical practice emphasizes patient advocacy and community outreach. She teaches courses such as Foundations in Clinical and Professional Practice and Clinical Practicum in Audiology.