TESTIMONIALS

“The first day I wore my new hearing aids I golfed and had no problems with the wind and went to dinner with 20 other people and didn’t have a problem. I found Kevin and his staff easy to work with- any problems and concerns were dealt with immediately and without any hassle. I feel I was fitted with the correct hearing aids and I am very happy with them. I would recommend Amdahl Hearing.” -Kathleen Lorch
“The staff at Amdahl Hearing, Kevin in particular, is so easy to deal with. He’s personable and listens good to problems. My wife knows immediately when I don’t have my hearing aids on too! My wife said the office staff is great to work with and offers great customer service.” -Dennis Kieffer


 

 

Kevin Amdahl - Audiologist

  
I was born and raised in Wisconsin one of three children (sister Kim and brother John) to Dave and Jane Amdahl. Most of my early years were spent, hunting, fishing and doing all of the other things boys do in small communities. Our’s was also a wrestling family. My father was a teacher and wrestling coach in WI for over 35 years, and if you’ll permit me to boast for a moment, a member of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame. So if I wasn’t outside, I was usually in some high school gym, watching, competing or coaching as my Dad’s assistant.

I completed both my undergraduate and graduate work in Audiology at the University of Wisconsin- Stevens Point, finishing in 1994. Between 1994 and 2002 I worked in private practices in Lansing, MI and Willmar, MN, eventually becoming Director of Audiology Services in a practice with up to six locations. In 2002, I took a position with Micro-Tech, a hearing aid manufacturer, working in the education and training department. At Micro-Tech, I traveled extensively throughout the United States, training other hearing professionals on the latest hearing aid technology, as well as appropriate application of that technology to some of the most difficult hearing losses I’ve ever seen. I was lucky enough to be a featured speaker at national conventions and have had a paper published in a nationally published hearing journal. I eventually progressed to head of the education and training department, a position I held until July of 2007, when Erica and I opened our second practice location in Alexandria, MN.

My future plans are to follow Erica in pursuit of my doctoral degree. I’m eager to begin and I’m hoping to get started this fall. If all goes well, I should have my degree in the spring of 2010.

Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with Miss Erica and the kids, Jesse and Katie, as well as spending time in the boat pursuing anything that swims, or hunting near our family cabin in northern MN.