Essentia Health-Duluth Clinic Welcomes Dr. Shawna Reagan as Audiologist

Essentia Health-Duluth Clinic has announced the addition of Dr. Shawna Reagan, a doctor of audiology, to its team. Dr. Reagan expressed her enthusiasm about returning to the clinic where her passion for audiology began during her undergraduate studies at the University of Minnesota Duluth.

Reflecting on her journey, Dr. Reagan stated, “When I was an undergraduate at the University of Minnesota Duluth, I shadowed Dr. Brent Fisher in the audiology clinic at Essentia and helped him with his cochlear implant support group. This motivated me to pursue my doctorate in audiology.” She further emphasized the significance of her new role, describing it as a “true full-circle moment.”

Educational Background and Passion for Pediatric Audiology

Dr. Reagan earned her doctoral degree from San Diego State University in California. She is certified by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, which underscores her commitment to the field. Her primary focus is on pediatric patients, a demographic she is deeply passionate about. “I love working with children with hearing loss and their families to ensure every young mind has a means to communicate and grow in the way that is best for them,” Dr. Reagan stated.

Her dedication to her work is evident as she acknowledges the responsibility parents place in her hands. “It is an honor to have families trust me to guide them through their journey, whether their child has a hearing loss or just needs a routine hearing check,” she added.

Appointment Information

Patients interested in scheduling an appointment with Dr. Reagan can reach the clinic at (218) 786-3419. For further details, including her full professional profile, visit EssentiaHealth.org and navigate to the “find a doctor” section.

Dr. Reagan’s return to Minnesota signifies not only a personal achievement but also a valuable addition to the healthcare community at Essentia Health-Duluth Clinic. Her expertise and compassionate approach promise to enhance the quality of audiological care available to patients, particularly children in need of support and guidance.