Audiology Jobs
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Salary + Job Growth
The current average salary for an Audiologist is $73,665, which averages out to around $35 per hour, but this could vary greatly based on your location and experience level. By the year 2026, there is expected to be a 21% increase in jobs in the Audiology specialty. The highest-paying states for Audiology specialists are New York, Virginia, Ohio, Florida, and California. The average salaries in these states range from $90,170, in New York, to $106,940 in California.
Benefits
Some benefits of working as an Audiologist include a clean, comfortable work environment and critical thinking opportunities. As an Audiologist, you will have the pleasure of knowing that you helped increase someone’s quality of life significantly. Because you will be working with all concerns regarding the 5 senses, you have the potential to change lives forever by helping patients manage their pain and alleviating their concerns.
Skills
As an Audiologist, you should have skills such as attention to detail, problem-solving, time management, patience, and communication.
Job Duties
While working in your career as an Audiologist, you will be completing tasks such as understanding, diagnosing, and treating concerns related to each of the 5 senses, as well as managing problems related to balance.
Work Environment
You can expect to work in a physician’s office, audiology clinic, or a hospital. Some Audiologists work in schools, travel between facilities, or work in health and personal care stores.
Education
Some physicians choose to participate in continuing medical education (CME), and there are a handful of organizations pertaining to each specialty that participate in offering CME. These organizations include the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) and the American Medical Association (AMA) with their EdHub. You should also be able to find continuing education resources that are specific to the state that you reside in. Most organizations offer the same resources, such as webinars, online courses, live courses, and sometimes even podcasts. The organization you decide to use for furthering your medical education is solely based on your personal preferences.
We know you have the potential to be successful, and we want to help. We hope that you can find the unique position you’ve been looking for on our job board here at The Medicus Firm.
