Kate Bergin is a Clinical Assistant Professor in Audiology in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders at the University of Iowa, supporting the AuD clinical degree program. She is a clinically trained audiologist who earned her doctorate at Iowa and brings broad experience in diagnostic audiology, hearing aid selection and management, and patient‑centered care across the lifespan. Her clinical and teaching work is grounded in evidence‑based practice and a strong commitment to high‑quality, compassionate care.

Clinical focus

Kate Bergin’s primary focus is clinical education and the supervision of Doctor of Audiology students. Her professional background includes work in both clinical and medical settings, where she has provided comprehensive hearing evaluations and hearing aid services as part of interdisciplinary care teams. She has also played an active role in training and supporting students and clinical staff, reflecting a strong commitment to mentorship and professional development. At Iowa, she contributes to patient care and the continued growth of the department’s clinical programs, supporting the integration of clinical practice and student learning within the Iowa Speech and Hearing Clinic.

Current and past courses taught

• CSD:5315 Clinical Rotations in Audiology
• CSD:6290 Auditory Evoked Potentials