Ensuring the best audiology care for all Australians
Audiology Australia is dedicated to improving and shaping hearing healthcare and and supporting people’s ability to communicate and interact in everyday settings.
As Australia’s peak professional body for audiology, we provide our over 3700+ members with professional development, ethical standards of practice and a strong, influential advocate.
We also provide a voice for hearing health, working with our members, sector partners and health professionals to raise awareness of hearing and balance issues and better quality of life for Australians diagnosed.
The leading accrediting body setting the standards for the audiology profession, you can be confident that when you see an Audiology Australia Accredited Audiologist you are seeing one of Australia’s most trusted professionally qualified audiologists.
Consumer Services
Understand the audiologist’s role and your consumer rights.
Information for GPs
Learn about your role as a GP in helping patients manage hearing loss.
Register of Audiology Australia Accredited Audiologist
Search our current Audiology Australia Accredited Audiologists on this Register.
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University Accreditation
Audiology Australia is responsible for accrediting Audiology Masters programs in Australia.
Financial support for hearing aids and audiology services
There are multiple ways in which clients visiting an audiology clinic can claim financial support.
Audiologist Code of Conduct
The Code of Conduct sets the fundamental standards of behaviour and responsibilities that all members must abide by.
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Making a complaint
Trust is important. If you wish to make a complaint, view our complaint options and processes here.
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Your Questions About Audiology
Read our online factsheets.
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Looking back: Advancing Audiology to Support Hearing for Life
Our 2018-23 impact report demonstrates how we help our members deliver the highest standards of contemporary hearing healthcare, with benefits for consumers including:
Successfully advocated for changes to the Medicare Benefits Schedule Audiology items to make audiology services under the schedule more accessible and affordable.
– Working with stakeholders such as the World Health Organisation and Soundfair to promote safe listening and priority hearing health areas.
Our Reconciliation Journey
Our Reconciliation Action Plan is more than a statement of intention – it is an expression of inclusion and respect.
The promise and commitment that follows from the plan reflects our dedication to fostering positive relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, and closing the hearing health gap.
AudA Ensures Australians Can Access Outstanding Audiology Care
When you visit an Audiology Australia Accredited Audiologist you can be confident your clinician:
Is highly qualified with at least the equivalent of an Australian university Masters-level degree in Audiology
Has developed real-world experience in the clinic through our rigorous clinical internship program
Works to the highest ethical standards and has agreed to abide by AudA’s Code of Conduct
Is skilled at the cutting-edge of their profession and undertakes regular continuing professional development to maintain their knowledge and skills
HAVE A QUESTION?
Talk to a member of our team on +61 3 9940 3900, or click below, to use the contact form.