Audiometrist
Audiometrists administer audiometric tests to measure hearing
and fit hearing aids. Audiometrists work under the supervision
of an audiologist or otolaryngologist.
Becomming a auduiometrist requires a level of skill equal
to a Diploma or Advanced Diploma undertaken through TAFEs
or RTOs.
Audiometrists may perform the following tasks:
- administer tests to measure hearing
- take ear impressions to make ear moulds, so that a suitable
hearing aid may be chosen
- fit and check hearing aids and give instructions in their
use
- provide follow-up care and advice.
Audiometrists may specialise as a:
Clinical Audiometrist who performs hearing tests to
assist medical practitioners and audiologists.
Hearing Aid Audiometrist who specialises in fitting
hearing aids and advising clients on their use.
Industrial Screening Audiometrist who performs
hearing tests for pre-employment screening. They also fit and
instruct clients in the use of noise protection devices such
as earplugs, and perform noise assessments in factories using
sound level meters and dose meters.
Required Skills - Audiometrist
- good communication skills
- able to work accurately with precision instruments
- able to be patient with the hearing-impaired and elderly
people
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