Beata Borawska

She is a graduate of the Medical University of Białystok, specializing in audiology and phoniatrics. She gained professional experience, among others, at the Tinnitus Clinic at the Institute of Physiology and Pathology of Hearing. She earned her doctorate in medical sciences with distinction, defending her doctoral thesis entitled “Development of a Tinnitus Treatment Procedure in Children.” Currently, he is the head of the Medical Clinic at the Chancellery of the President of the Republic of Poland and works at the Otolaryngology Clinic and Audiology Clinic of the State Medical Institute of the Ministry of Interior and Administration in Warsaw. Dr. Borawska’s primary areas of interest include the diagnosis and treatment of tinnitus in patients of all ages—children, adolescents, and adults. She also specializes in the treatment of hyperacusis, phonophobia, and misophonia. She has experience treating speech disorders and conducting hearing tests in newborns, children, and adults. She also effectively helps patients struggling with vertigo. n 2012, she completed a postgraduate program in Insurance Medicine and Medical Examination at the Medical University of Warsaw. She utilizes her acquired knowledge in the Medical Boards of the Ministry of Interior and Administration. She assesses fitness for duty and health impairments. Working in a multi-specialty hospital with the highest referral rate, she consults with patients from the Emergency Department and all clinics (neonates, children, adolescents, and adults). She treats patients with various developmental disorders, including ADHD, tics (e.g., Tourette’s syndrome), habitual throat clearing, chronic cough, and presbyphonia and presbyacusis. To provide the best care for her patients, she seeks comfort in a healthy lifestyle. For many years, she has been helping actors, journalists, priests, teachers, politicians, singers, lecturers, and others exposed to noise, stress, and harmful working conditions. She regularly participates in national and international scientific conferences in the fields of otolaryngology, audiology, and phoniatrics. She has also lectured and co-organized meetings at the Institute of Physicians and Clinics (IFPS) dedicated to people with tinnitus and their families. For her work, she was awarded the “Meritorious for Healthcare” medal by the Minister of Health, Professor Zbigniew Religa.