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Good hearing is
essential to everyone, regardless of age. Hearing problems in children
can cause serious problems with language development. In adults,
a hearing loss can restrict the enjoyment they get out of life.
Audiologists
are the trained professionals who specialize in working with individuals
with hearing problems. They test and evaluate your hearing. Audiologists
hold Masters or Doctoral degrees from accredited universities
in the identification, treatment and prevention of hearing loss
for people of all ages. Audiologists also provide counseling for
the families of people with hearing loss so they can be supportive
and more effective in their communication strategies with their
loved ones.
Audiologists
work in a variety of employment settings. They are found in schools,
hospitals, clinics, universities, community speech and hearing
centers, large retail stores, industry and private practice. Many
audiologists are involved in hearing instrument research and engage
in many continuing education opportunities.

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