Jacqueline Stagg is a Board Certified Hearing Instrument Specialist and a Certified Dementia Practitioner with extensive clinical experience in comprehensive hearing evaluations, real ear measurement verification (REM), and individualized hearing care. She is known for her unhurried, thorough approach — taking the time to truly understand each patient’s lifestyle, communication goals, and personal priorities before making any recommendations.
Jacqueline approaches hearing care as both a clinical science and an art, known for finding solutions that are as individual as the people she serves.
Jacqueline earned her bachelor’s degree from Bridgewater State College, completing the Communication Sciences and Disorders Program and fulfilling all clinical requirements to become a licensed Audiology Assistant in 2008. She later earned her Hearing Instrument Specialist licensure and is currently licensed in Maine, Massachusetts, and Vermont.
In addition to direct patient care, Jacqueline has trained and mentored hearing care providers across the country, collaborating with clinics nationwide to support clinical best practices, verification techniques, and patient-centered care. This broader experience brings a national perspective and a consistent commitment to current clinical standards to every patient she serves in southern Maine. Jacqueline has a particular interest in performance-focused hearing care for musicians, with an emphasis on hearing preservation, sound quality, and the unique listening demands of both professional and recreational performers.
Originally from Cape Cod, Jacqueline now lives in Freeport with her husband, Bryan, and their golden retriever, Telly. She values being part of a close-knit community and is passionate about helping her patients stay connected to the people and moments that matter most. Outside the clinic, Jacqueline enjoys spending time outdoors and pursuing a variety of creative interests.
