http://hearingaids-orangecounty.com Not as many people routinely visit an audiologist as one might visit a dentist or primary care Audiologist, so little is known about what these highly trained Audiologist do.

2. The Ear
Specialist
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3. Not as many people
routinely visit an
audiologist as one might
visit a dentist or primary
care Audiologist, so little
is known about what
these highly trained
Audiologist do.
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4. While all of
these specialists
are licensed to
practice in his or
her state, not all
are doctors, or
hold a PHD.
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5. In fact you are only
required to have a
doctoral degree in 18
states in the U.S. to
work in this field. It
can be a rewarding
career choice.
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6. Audiologist may
pick up a
specialty such as
working with the
elderly or
children.
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7. Others may work in
research and design,
making devices to
protect or augment
sound or devise
methods to protect
workers' hearing from
job-related activities.
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8. While audiologists can
work as consultants or
manage a private
practice, they are more
likely to work in
conjunction with a
larger health facility
such as a hospital or
clinic.
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9. Those interested in
going into this field
need be prepared to
undertake college-level
courses at one of the
70 institutions
accredited by the
Council on Academic
Accreditation (CAA).
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