Graduates of the Hearing Aid Practitioner program are employed across Canada, in the United States and overseas. Most graduates work for other hearing aid practitioners and/or audiologists in hearing aid dispensing businesses, although after gaining experience many graduates open their own business, or work for hearing aid manufacturers.
Licensure
Canadian provinces, American states, and international jurisdictions all have different requirements for professional practice as a hearing aid dispensing professional. Most jurisdictions require or prefer a diploma as a minimum educational standard; many jurisdictions also set additional requirements for registration or licensure. To learn about the requirements for a specific jurisdiction, contact the local professional college, association or government.
