Dr. Rachel Trinker is a nationally recognized audiologist and thought leader specializing in the complex intersection of hearing loss and cognitive health. With over a decade of clinical and academic experience, Dr. Trinker brings an authoritative yet accessible voice to the evolving conversation around brain-hearing science, an area she passionately champions as fundamental to overall well-being.

A vocal advocate for early intervention and inclusive technology, Dr. Trinker is committed to empowering individuals through education, destigmatizing hearing aids and assistive technologies, and spotlighting the vital role hearing plays in healthy aging.

Renowned for her ability to translate advanced neuroscience into actionable insights, Dr. Trinker has become a trusted spokesperson in the hearing health community. Her work explores how untreated hearing loss accelerates cognitive decline, disrupts social connectivity, and undermines long-term quality of life, making her a pivotal voice in reframing hearing care as a public health imperative.

As a frequent contributor to conferences, industry roundtables, and national media outlets, Dr. Trinker bridges the gap between clinical expertise and public engagement. Her commentary has informed consumers, healthcare professionals, and policymakers alike, offering compelling narratives backed by cutting-edge research and human-centered care.

Dr. Rachel Trinker earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences from the Indiana University and received her Doctorate in Audiology at Montclair State University (MSU).