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May 12, 2026

How to Get Patient Referrals through Your ABA Certification

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ABA has introduced a Find an ABA Credentialed Audiologist online search on its website. Anyone can search by name, location, and/or credential type (certification or certificate) and the results will include a work address and work phone if available along with degree information and specialties of practice for all credential holders, whether they are Academy members or not. This is a handy reference for credential holders to refer patients who are moving to another state or country, but it only works well when you keep your profile information up to date.

Have you moved or changed jobs recently? Do you need to update your location as it will appear in the directory? Work phone numbers are included in the directories, so this would be a good time to add your work number if you want potential patients to see it.

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