Dr. Sargunam Sivaraj (also known as Dr. Sar) is an American Board-Certified Audiologist and Tinnitus specialist with extensive medical audiology background.

Professional Qualifications

He holds certifications from various internationally recognized professional audiology institutions. Dr. Sar earned his Doctoral degree in audiology from Massey University, New Zealand for his research on music induced hearing loss. He also studied audiology in India and earned a bachelor and master’s degree in speech and hearing.

Clinical Experience

Dr Sar has been practicing audiology for over 30 years. He has worked as the professional leader-Audiology over 16 years for Capital and Coast District Health Board (C&C DHB), Wellington, New Zealand. He worked for over 5 years in Perth for various organisations and was involved in training and mentoring audiologists.

Professional Expertise

Dr. Sar’s area of expertise and specialty is in medical audiology, differential diagnosis of hearing loss. He offers unique, and tailor adjusted hearing solution to his patients. He has the expertise to ensure that his patients receive appropriate hearing solutions, considering the patient’s lifestyle and budget. 

He is very passionate in helping patients with their hearing needs. He is also very experienced in helping patients with their tinnitus and tinnitus treatment. He also lectures at national and international levels on hearing and hearing loss including dementia and hearing loss, consequences of living with hearing loss and prevention of hearing loss.

Unique Treatment Methods

Dr. Sar with his extensive educational background and experience, he has unique skill sets and has developed his own comprehensive hearing and Tinnitus assessment and treatment services.

Dr Sar’s Reminders

“You only have one set of ears to last a lifetime, so treat them well”

“Hearing difficulties are invisible affecting you, your friends and family, and has a direct impact on your quality of life.”

“Hearing loss is more noticeable than hearing aids, you can hide your hearing aids but not your hearing problems.”

“Using hearing aids is not a sign of old age but having hearing difficulty and not doing anything about it is a sign of old age.”