Gabriel Liboiron-Cohen

Gabriel Liboiron-Cohen is the Gabriel Liboiron-Cohen is a Doctor of Audiology with Berkeley Hearing Center, having earned his AuD at University of the Pacific. His goal is to provide excellent and specialized health care, especially in his certifications in tinnitus and hyperacusis management. Gabriel hopes to continue to provide difficult populations life-changing care regarding hearing loss challenges and balance disorders.

Gabriel holds a Master’s degree in Operatic Studies from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music (2014), and has studied with Cesar Ulloa of the San Francisco Opera and Pamela Hicks (’79-’80 Metropolitan Opera Contest winner). He was a Young Artist Apprentice with Opera Southwest in Albuquerque, New Mexico for the 2017-18 season. He was an Austin Opera Chorus member for the 2019-2020 season and Don Jose with Pocket Opera’s production or G. Bizet’s Carmen, in San Francisco, which were cancelled due to Covid-19. Other credits include the roles of Ruodi, in G. Rossini’s Guillaume Tell, and Flavio in V. Bellini’s Norma, Rinnuccio in G. Puccini’s Gianni Schicchi, and as a soloist at Notre Dame de Paris, the Sistine Chapel, and St. Peter’s Basilica of the Vatican.

Using his musical background and education anew in the field of Audiology has been a beautiful and eye-opening experience for him, one that paralleled his musical training in more ways than he could have ever imagined. He hopes to share his expertise with patients as they navigate through a world that not only marries technology and sound, but also changes the way they relate to that world. Through education in anatomy, pathophysiology, and technology, he aims to empower his patients to create for themselves a better quality of life and enjoyment in all things.