Kim Kragt received her Bachelor of Science from Northern Michigan University and Master of Arts degree from Michigan State University. She received her Certificate of Clinical Competency in Audiology from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association in 2001. Ms. Kragt joined the audiology staff at Constance Brown Hearing Center in 2005.

She is a member of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association and a Fellow of the American Academy of Audiology.

Ms. Kragt has experience in all areas of clinical audiology and hearing aid technology. Her areas of expertise include hearing aid technology, pediatric audiology, and adult and pediatric hearing aids.

Prior to coming to Constance Brown Hearing Centers, Ms. Kragt worked at a private practice in Grand Rapids and completed her clinical fellowships at both Sparrow Hospital in Lansing and Ingham Intermediate School District.

Patient Care Philosophy:
I enjoy helping people find ways to become more successful with their hearing instruments and to better understand their hearing loss. I feel the key to helping people cope with hearing loss is to be honest and to be a good listener. Hearing loss is frustrating to all those involved. I understand this and I hope that by listening and sharing my knowledge of hearing loss I can help ease some of the frustration.

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