Margaret Koeritzer, Au.D., CCC-A

Education

B.S., University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire
Au.D., Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis

Courses Taught

CS&D 891: Clinical Clerkship in Audiology I
CS&D 892: Clinical Clerkship in Audiology II

Background and Expertise

Margaret Koeritzer’s work focuses on clinical education and the training of future audiologists. At the University of Wisconsin Speech & Hearing Clinic, she mentors and supervises graduate audiology students as they provide patient care under direct supervision. She teaches and evaluates students as they develop competencies in diagnostic audiologic assessment for children and adults, hearing aid fitting and management, occupational hearing evaluations, and cochlear implant management. She is also involved in community outreach efforts to improve access to hearing healthcare and education.

Margaret also serves as an advanced pediatric audiologist at the UW Health Waisman Center, where she is an audiologist on several multidisciplinary teams, including the Newborn Follow-Up, Down Syndrome, Neuromotor, and Autism & Developmental Disabilities clinics. Her clinical interests include pediatric diagnostic audiology and interdisciplinary models of care for children with developmental differences. Prior to joining UW–Madison, she worked as a pediatric audiologist at a university children’s hospital, specializing in pediatric diagnostics, hearing aid, and cochlear implant management, and contributing to clinical research and quality improvement initiatives.

Highlighted Activities

• Board Certified in Pediatric Audiology (PASC)
• Adjunct Faculty at Minnesota State University, Mankato
• Member, American Speech-Language Hearing Association
• Member, Wisconsin Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Association
• Member, American Cochlear Implant Alliance
• Consultant, Binaural Hearing & Speech Lab