Dr. Nichole Kingham, Speaker, Audiologist, Coach

When you're first starting out with training for your Audiology Assistant, one of the best things you can do as a Supervisor is to routinely check in. If your assistant is new to Audiology, it’s likely they are being exposed to new concepts and ideas, even if they have prior experience in customer service or in another healthcare field. Outside of any focused, hands-on training there will be learning opportunities and moments to help an Audiology Assistant grow in their knowl

Training an Audiology Assistant can seem daunting. Audiology Academy can make it easy. Here are tips to get you started.

What should I pay my Audiology Assistant? It's one of the most common questions I hear. The answer isn't so easy. According to Payscale.com, the median salary for an Audiology Assistant is $14.00 per hour or roughly $29,000 per year. But, the actual salary that you decide on will depend on a few things: Your Location An Audiology Assistant in rural Georgia will have a much different salary than an Audiology Assistant in San Francisco. To determine what an acceptable wage is i

Once you have decided to add an Audiology Assistant to your Team, you must decide on their full job description for your clinic. Because each clinic setting, size and patient population will differ and possibly change over time, the job description must be flexible. Having an established Protocol for your Lab and for patient care is important, too. Protocols help to make expectations clear and will support the decision-making processes in patient care. The contents of an Audi