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31112 - Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists

Broad Occupation Category

3 - Health occupations.

TEER

1 - Occupations usually require a university degree.

Major Group

31 - Professional occupations in health.

Sub-major Group

311 - Health treating and consultation professionals.

Minor Group

31112 - Audiologists and speech-language pathologists.

Main Duties

Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists perform some or all of the following duties:

  • Conduct diagnostic assessments of hearing, speech, voice, fluency, and swallowing disorders
  • Perform audiometric testing and evaluate hearing impairments
  • Fit and adjust hearing aids and amplification devices
  • Develop individualized rehabilitation and treatment programs
  • Provide therapy for speech, language, and communication disorders
  • Diagnose and manage swallowing and voice disorders
  • Counsel patients, families, and caregivers on treatment plans and progress
  • Supervise assistants, technicians, and support staff
  • Collaborate with healthcare professionals, educators, and therapists
  • Conduct research and develop diagnostic tools and therapy techniques

Employment Requirements

These are the typical employment requirements and benefits associated with this occupation in Canada:

  • A master's degree in audiology is required for audiologists.
  • A master's degree in speech-language pathology is required for speech-language pathologists.
  • Registration with a provincial regulatory body is mandatory in most provinces.
  • Membership in the Canadian Association of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists is usually required.
  • In some provinces, audiologists must obtain a separate licence to dispense hearing aids.
  • Without provincial registration, professionals cannot practice independently in Canada.
  • Strong demand exists in pediatric, geriatric, and rehabilitation healthcare settings.
  • Experience in early-intervention programs or school-based therapy enhances employment opportunities.

Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists Salary Prospects

Community/AreaCanada
Low ($/hour)30.22
Median ($/hour)44.00
High ($/hour)52.45
Community/AreaAlberta
Low ($/hour)30.18
Median ($/hour)49.86
High ($/hour)55.25
Community/AreaBritish Columbia
Low ($/hour)23.00
Median ($/hour)44.45
High ($/hour)48.61
Community/AreaManitoba
Low ($/hour)38.00
Median ($/hour)46.63
High ($/hour)51.77
Community/AreaNew Brunswick
Low ($/hour)32.00
Median ($/hour)43.00
High ($/hour)45.64
Community/AreaNewfoundland and Labrador
Low ($/hour)34.52
Median ($/hour)45.00
High ($/hour)54.95
Community/AreaNova Scotia
Low ($/hour)34.52
Median ($/hour)45.00
High ($/hour)54.95
Community/AreaOntario
Low ($/hour)28.21
Median ($/hour)44.87
High ($/hour)54.95
Community/AreaPrince Edward Island
Low ($/hour)30.42
Median ($/hour)42.03
High ($/hour)51.76
Community/AreaQuebec
Low ($/hour)31.27
Median ($/hour)41.21
High ($/hour)45.20
Community/AreaSaskatchewan
Low ($/hour)40.00
Median ($/hour)50.00
High ($/hour)52.88

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