Continuing Professional Development plays an important role in the Professional currency of our member Audiologists. Click here to find out what is required under our Continuing Professional Development Program.

IF YOU WORK WITH HEARING IMPAIRED PEOPLE, OR ARE HEARING IMPAIRED YOURSELF, THEN YOU WILL FIND THIS REPORT TO BE AN INVALUABLE RESOURCE:

The LISTEN HEAR Report on the Economic Impact and Cost of Hearing Loss in Australia.

You are entering the website of the Audiological Society of Australia Inc.
This Website is designed to enable you to:

  • Gather information about the Audiological Society of Australia - the professional Association for audiologists in Australia
  • View the Code of Ethics for Audiologists
  • Access information about audiological services throughout Australia
  • Learn about the education and training of an audiologist
  • Share in information about employment opportunities in the profession

ABOUT THE AUDIOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA:
 
Audiologists in Australia are represented professionally by the Audiological Society of Australia Inc (ASA). ASA was founded in 1968 and has a current membership in excess of 1600 member audiologists. ASA Full Membership requires evidence of a Master's of Audiology degree (or equivalent) with a major in Audiology. ASA members have agreed to practise audiology in accordance with the ASA Code of Ethics and Professional Standards of Practice.

The Audiological Society of Australia works to:

  • Pursue and promote the knowledge and practice of audiology
  • Promote ASA as the professional association for audiologists
  • Further the advancement of the member's professional interests
  • Promote optimum hearing healthcare in the community through quality professional assessment, rehabilitation, education and research.



Disclaimer
The ASA provides all information on this website as a service to our members and the community. To the best of our knowledge, the information presented is accurate and without prejudice. ASA can take no responsiblity for the accuracy of information provided by other agencies or sources.

Website Update Policy
The Information provided by ASA is accurate to the best of our knowledge, and information is updated quarterly in March, June, September and December. Requests for changes should be directed to the Executive Manager.