Employment Resources

The job landscape for audiology is in constant evolution. The Academy wants to keep you up to speed, which means learning about audiology as a profession, audiology’s future, and the hiring process from both an employers and a job seekers’ perspective. Use the following resources for job search hints, candidate screening, and salary negotiations.

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Employment Outlook: Mostly Sunny

US News & World Report has named Audiologist the number one career for 2006.
US News & World Report also named Audiologist in its Top 25 Careers for 2007.
US News & World Report grades audiology in its 30 Best Careers Report Card
The Occupational Outlook Handbook says employment for audiologists is expected to grow at least through 2014.

How does your Salary Stack Up?

View the Academy’s Compensation & Benefits survey. Not a member? The survey is available to non-members for $100. E-mail requests to Sarah Sebastian. Visit the Bureau of Labor Statistics to learn more about the latest employment and wage estimates for audiologists.

Online Job Postings

If you want to hire an audiologist, post your job opening on the job board made only for audiologists. Visit www.HEARCareers.org for more information on creating an account, posting rates, and our searchable database of over 245 audiology specific resumes.