Audiologist
Administer hearing or speech/language
evaluations, tests, or examinations to patients to collect information on type
and degree of impairment, using specialized instruments and electronic
equipment. Counsel and instruct clients in techniques to improve hearing or
speech impairment, including sign language or lip-reading. Evaluate hearing and
speech/language disorders to determine diagnoses and courses of treatment.Examine
and clean patients' ear canals. Fit and dispense assistive devices, such as
hearing aids. Maintain client records at all stages, including initial
evaluation and discharge.
Salary;$$74,913-$$88,426
Education:
A doctoral degree in audiology
is required of all individuals who want to become audiologists. The graduate
program typically requires four years to complete; applicants must hold a
bachelor's degree to qualify, preferably in a medically-related field. The
curriculum required by an audiology program typically includes genetics,
anatomy, physiology, communication development, pharmacology and diagnosis
courses. Most audiology programs include an internship or other clinical
practice opportunity.
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Reflection: no because I’m not into these kinds of
thing and also I wouldn’t like to be this because you don’t make a lot of money
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