Rebecca L. Witter, Au.D.

Dr. Rebecca Witter has been with Hearing Evaluation Services since 2009. She is a graduate of the University at Buffalo and completed her clinical residency at Hearing Evaluation Services. While at UB, Dr. Witter conducted research on the development of drug therapies to prevent noise-induced hearing loss, specifically for individuals serving in the United States Armed Forces. Her research was published in Noise & Health in 2011.

Dr. Witter studied audiology abroad, traveling to schools and hospitals throughout England, Scotland, and Wales in order to gain a more global perspective on the diagnosis and treatment of hearing loss. Upon completion of her doctoral degree, she was selected as the recipient of the nationally recognized “Who’s Who Among Students” award for academic achievement and leadership. She is a strong supporter of the HearStrong Foundation, which serves to recognize individuals who have overcome their hearing loss and gone on to excel in sports, academics, and their careers.

Dr. Witter is passionate about educating her patients so that they can make informed and educated decisions about their hearing healthcare. She is also a Clinical Adjunct Assistant Professor at the University at Buffalo and enjoys helping future audiologists develop their clinical and counseling skills. Dr. Witter is experienced in the areas of counseling, balance assessment and treatment, hearing devices, Bluetooth-integrated hearing technologies, and custom hearing protection for musicians and hunters.

Originally from Waterloo, New York in the Finger Lakes region; she lives in Buffalo with her husband Steve, their daughters, Reese, Ruth, Raphaella and their golden retriever, Ruben.