Audiologist

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What do I need to practice audiology in Canada?

To learn more about audiology, including its scope of practice, you are encouraged to browse resources on the Speech-Language & Audiology Canada (SAC) website.

To practice as an audiologist in Canada, you’ll need:

Completion of a Canadian-accredited audiology program.
Registration with the regulatory body in the province or territory you wish to practice in.

_{(Speech-Language & Audiology Canada, 2023)}

How do I apply?

To apply to an audiology program, you may apply:

Through Ontario Rehabilitation Sciences Programs Application Service (ORPAS) for Ontario audiology (AUD) programs.
Through the Centralized Application Service for Communication Science & Disorders Programs (CSDCAS) for audiology programs in the U.S.
Individual program websites for programs not found within ORPAS or CSDCAS.

The application process may consist of the following components:

Personal information
Personal statement
Autobiographical sketch (ABS)
Referees/letters of reference

Transcript(s), including prerequisites (if applicable)
Standardized test results (i.e. Casper)
Interviews and/or assessments (program-specific)

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References

Speech-Language & Audiology Canada. (2023). Speech-language pathologists and audiologists. https://www.sac-oac.ca/joining-the-profession/about-s-lps-aud-and-cha/