Dr. Rachael Gehmlich
We are excited to welcome Dr. Rachael Gehmlich back to her home town here in Bountiful where she graduated from Bountiful High! She completed her undergraduate degree in Communication Disorders from Brigham Young University, and then earned her Doctorate in Audiology from the University of Utah. Her graduate education includes clinical training right here at Utah Ear Institute as well as Rocky Mountain Hearing and Balance, Intermountain Medical Center, University of Utah Speech Language Hearing Clinic, and Granite School District.
Dr. Gehmlich enjoys working with patients of all ages, but especially enjoys the geriatric population. Becoming friends with her patients has been one of the highlights of her career thus far. She is passionate about evaluating patients who are feeling dizzy or imbalanced and providing treatment plans for faster recovery.
Dr. Gehmlich comes to us from our St. George Branch at the Hearing and Balance Doctors of Utah. Some of her favorite things to do when not seeing patients is playing with her 2 year old son, Scottie, talking on the phone with friends, admiring sports cars, watching NBA, eating German food with her family, and cuddling with her kitty. She is excited to be seeing new patients and friends here in Bountiful!
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If family, friends, and co-workers are telling you to turn down the TV, harassing you to get your ears checked, or if it is becoming impossible to enjoy a night out or family gathering because of background noise, it could mean that you are experiencing a hearing loss.
The licensed professional audiologists at Utah Ear Institute can provide you with the truth about your hearing with a comprehensive hearing assessment.
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