Audiologist can work as teachers or instructors at educational institutes and organizations where hearing loss prevention courses are necessary to be taught to management or workers. They are responsible for training technicians and technologists.

Audiologist can practice at their own clinics where they are responsible for treating patients with hearing difficulties.

Research in Audiology, is one of the most sought after career options. Researchers are assisted by government organizations, societies and other agencies for funding. They also work as Professors at various universities and pursue extensive research in the field.

Audiologist can find jobs with various medical devices companies where they can work in creating and maintaining particular devices like; hearing aid, hearing implants, devices that can be used for listening and protection.

Tinnitus specialists focus on the evaluation and management of tinnitus, a condition characterized by ringing or buzzing sounds in the ears

Vestibular audiologists specialize in assessing and treating balance disorders, often related to the inner ear. They help patients manage issues like vertigo and dizziness

Hearing aid dispensers assess hearing loss and fit patients with appropriate hearing aids and assistive devices

Industrial audiologists focus on preventing hearing loss in occupational settings. They assess noise exposure levels, recommend protective measures, and provide hearing conservation programs for workers

Speech Language Pathologist assist patients with different kinds of communication problems like speech sounds, language, voice, etc. Thus, they specialize in communication disorder. They also treat patients with swallowing and voice issues.