Eric Bostwick, AuD, CCC-A

Clinical Audiologist

Dr. Bostwick first became interested in audiology as an undergraduate student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison while working in research. Following several years of studying cochlear implants and human learning and motivation, he completed his Bachelor of Arts in both Communication Sciences and Disorders and Psychology in 2013. He went on to also earn his Doctorate of Audiology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2017. Dr. Bostwick completed his externship at Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia.

As a clinical audiologist and instructor at Temple University Hospital, Dr. Bostwick worked with all age groups to diagnose and treat hearing and balance disorders. His clinical experience includes diagnostic hearing assessment, hearing aids, cochlear implants and balance assessment. Dr. Bostwick is also passionate about working with audiology students and conducting clinical research, and is active in several professional organizations. Dr. Bostwick joined Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in 2020, and is excited to work with such an accomplished audiology and ENT (ear, nose and throat) team.

Outside of the clinic Dr. Bostwick enjoys the outdoors, and his hobbies include cycling, hiking, and hanging out with his fiancé and his dog Zoey.

Dr. Bostwick is currently licensed to practice Audiology in the state of New Jersey and holds a Certificate of Clinical Competence in Audiology (CCC-A) from the American Speech-Language and Hearing Association. He is also certified by the American Institute of Balance in Vestibular Assessment and Management and is certified from the American Board of Audiology as a clinical preceptor.