Department of Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences

Dr. Sara Rogers is a clinical assistant professor in the Indiana University Department of Speech, Hearing and Language Sciences. She earned her B.S. (2008), M.S. (2009) and Au.D. (2011) from Indiana University. Dr. Rogers completed her 3rd year externship at St. John's Mercy Medical Center in St. Louis, Missouri. Her experience at St. John's covered all aspects of audiology including intra-operative monitoring. In 2011, she began working on two clinical trials with Dr. Larry Humes as a research audiologist. These 5-year clinical trials focused on different service delivery models for hearing aids to adults and an auditory training program for adults.

In 2013, Dr. Rogers began supervising students in the IU Hearing Clinic on a part-time basis, and in 2017 joined the clinic full time. She co-developed the implantable devices program, a walk-in hearing aid clinic, and a veterans evaluation program for the IU Hearing Clinic. She has a special interest in working with adult cochlear implant patients and patients of all ages with bone anchored hearing devices. She also enjoys diagnostic testing and providing amplification for patients across the lifespan. She is a course instructor for Introduction to Audiometric Testing and Educational Audiology. Outside of work, she enjoys reading and exploring all Bloomington has to offer with her family and friends.