Audiology career |
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Bailey10 in Phoenix 17 months ago |
I am interested in pursuing this career and I just need someone in this field to tell me how they like their job. Do you feel like it is very rewarding? Do you feel like it was just a waste time? Is it hard to find a job? Do you think there will always be jobs out there? Thank you to anyone who answers these questions. |
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dabusacco@aol.com in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 15 months ago |
Bailey10 in Phoenix said: I am interested in pursuing this career and I just need someone in this field to tell me how they like their job. Do you feel like it is very rewarding? Do you feel like it was just a waste time? Is it hard to find a job? Do you think there will always be jobs out there? Thank you to anyone who answers these questions. I am happy to tell you that I have had a wonderful career of 29 years as an audiologist. Please send any questions that you have about the profession. It can be very lucrative. Dr. Debra Busacco |
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dabusacco@aol.com in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 15 months ago |
I have been happy with my career as an audiologist. I have been doing it for 29 years. Lots of jobs. Please let me know any questions that you have. Dr. Debra Busacco |
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Bailey10 in Phoenix 14 months ago |
Hi, Thanks for your response. How much do Audiologists usually make a year? Do Audiologists for the most part work in retail stores where they sell hearing aides? Are there a lot of jobs for Audiologists at hospitals or doctors offices? |
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aspiringaudi in Brookfield, Wisconsin 12 months ago |
Bailey10 in Phoenix said: Hi, Audiologists need not be confused with Hearing Aid Dispensers. |
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dabusacco@aol.com in Reading, Pennsylvania 12 months ago |
Hello, I am going to direct you to the Academy of Audiology web site at www.audiology.org. They have extenive materials on a career as an audiologist. Good Luck! Dr. Debra Busacco |
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Bailey10 in Phoenix, Arizona 12 months ago |
dabusacco@aol.com in Reading, Pennsylvania said: Hello, How is the job market for Audiologists? Is the field growing? From researching on many health care sites, it's not as fast as other health care careers. |
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Meghan in Camden, New Jersey 10 months ago |
hello all, i am also curious if this is a fairly in demand occupation these days. I'd hate to invest the time & $ for the schooling & have trouble finding work.....anyone have any input about this? thanks, Meghan |
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Isis in Charlotte, North Carolina 7 months ago |
Hello Dr.Busacco, would it be ok if I emailed you. I am completely lost about pursuing a career in audiology but I have heard so many negative things about it. I went back in forth on whether I should pursue speech/language disorders but ultimately I found I'm more interested in audiology. |
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dabusacco@aol.com in Evanston, Illinois 7 months ago |
Please email me. I am happy to speak with you. It is a wonderful career. You may email me at dabusacco@aol.com I am teaching at Northwestern this year. Dr. Busacco |
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Rombhus in Granby, Connecticut 7 months ago |
audiology is a wasted career.
Please dont listen to debra or dabra
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Isis in Charlotte, North Carolina 7 months ago |
Rombhus in Granby, Connecticut said: audiology is a wasted career. Hello, I take it your not satisfied. Could you share some of your experiences with me any insight would be helpful and appreciated. I need a balanced perspective on it as I am running out of time here and need to make a decision fast. |
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AudiologistNY in New York, New York 5 months ago |
I really hate to write this, but I agree very much with Rombhus. There are not a ton of jobs out there. Well, there are always bad jobs to be had. There are also many part time, low paying, no benefits jobs, but ones that work you to death. The salaries do not match up to the education level, nor does the respect. Many places want you to push hearing aids and that's how you make your money. They want the "doctorate" degree to sound more legitimate, but then you are really nothing more than a hearing aid dispenser. Since the advent of the AuD degree I have also noticed another trend. Many places are "hiring" 4th year AuD students and paying them a small stipend. Each year they "hire" a new one. These places are not hiring licensed audiologists as they are perceived as being too expensive, therefore limiting the amount of jobs available. I have been practicing audiology for almost 17 years now. I started as a master's level audiologist, now have my Aud. I would not recommend this career. I hate to even write that, but the amount of education needed, the cost of the education, the not great job prospects, etc... I just don't recommend this career field for people thinking about it. |
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Lost in the Ear Wax in Ashburn, Virginia 3 months ago |
Aaah so true
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