A Day in the Life of an Audiologist
Audiologists manage hearing problems in adults and children. They perform tests on patients with hearing-related concerns and analyse their educational, psychological and medical history to diagnose their condition in order to prescribe the right treatment for them.
Audiologists also recommend and fit suitable hearing devices for patients who have lost their ability to hear clearly. These include cochlear implants and hearing aids, which are electronic devices placed in the ear.
How to become an Audiologist?
To practise as an Audiologist, you will require these qualifications:
- Master of Science in Audiology - Graduate-Entry Level Masters (GEMS) Programme
- Bachelor’s Degree in Audiology from overseas universities
For more information on institution offering professional training to become an Audiologist, visit the link below:
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Healthcare Scholarships & Sponsorships
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