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What is the difference between a dispensing audiologist and a hearing aid dispenser?

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What is the difference between a dispensing audiologist and a hearing aid dispenser?

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All people who dispense hearing aids are required to have a state issued dispensing license. The license can be obtained by passing both a written and practical exam mandated by the state. Formal education is not required to become a hearing aid dispenser. To become a dispensing audiologist one must obtain a Masters Degree in Audiology (from an accredited university), complete a clinical fellowship, and pass both the state audiology and dispensing exams. An audiologist’s scope of practice includes the evaluation and treatment of those with balance problems and/or tinnitus in addition to hearing loss and hearing aids.

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