Rachel Gibson

"All Ears in Hearing" is a Brisbane-based audiology clinic founded by Rachel Gibson, an audiologist with extensive expertise in hearing care. Established in 2006, the clinic is dedicated to providing exceptional audiological services, including diagnostic hearing tests, tinnitus management, auditory processing assessments, and cochlear implant support. The clinic prides itself on delivering patient-centered care using evidence-based practices and advanced hearing technologies. Rachel Gibson, the founder, holds a degree in Psychology and a Master’s in Clinical Audiology. Her career spans clinical roles, research publications, and leadership positions within audiology organizations such as Audiology Australia and Independent Audiologists Australia. She co-founded the clinic alongside her husband to offer unmatched services in the field of hearing health. The clinic emphasizes personalized care and employs advanced diagnostic tools to address hearing loss and related challenges effectively. It serves clients of all ages and is committed to improving their quality of life through tailored solutions

Rachel Gibson is a highly experienced Audiologist with over 25 years in the field. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and a Master's degree in Audiology. As an accredited Audiologist with Audiology Australia, Rachel has dedicated her career to providing patient-centered care. In 2006, Rachel co-founded All Ears in Hearing, an independent hearing clinic. The clinic specializes in various audiology services, including hearing assessments for adults and children, Auditory Processing assessments, Auditory training, Tinnitus management, and Cochlear and bone conduction implant services. Rachel's expertise extends to Tinnitus Retraining Therapy, for which she is certified. Her comprehensive skill set encompasses hearing technology, sound generators and counselling, allowing her to provide a wide range of hearing solutions to her patients. Throughout her career, Rachel has made significant contributions to the audiology community. She has facilitated conferences, served as an invited speaker on various panels, and authored articles for Audiology Now. Her research has been published in the Asia Pacific Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing. Rachel's passion for patient-centered care is evident in her approach to audiology. She is committed to providing personalized, evidence-based care that addresses the unique needs of each individual. Her dedication to improving the lives of those with hearing-related challenges has established her as a respected leader and advocate in the audiology industry.