Audiology Australia
Australia’s largest network of
Accredited Audiologists
We’ve Enhanced Pathways for Qualified Audiologists to Become Members
Audiology Australia has enhanced its application pathways to make it easier for all qualified applicants to apply to become AudA Accredited Audiologists.
Read to see how you could benefit if you’re an overseas-qualified Audiologist, including if you’re working as an Accredited Audiometrist (QP) in Australia, or if you are an accredited Australian Audiologist.
Why join Audiology Australia
Connection and community
Connect with your peers, build your professional network, and become part of a strong, 3,800+ community dedicated to promoting the importance of audiology.
Professional development and CPD management
Maintain, develop and expand your professional capability through accessible, relevant and high-quality education, supporting you in every stage of your career.
Member benefits
Access practical professional and personal benefits that can support you both within and beyond your clinical practice.
Accreditation pathways and programs
Strengthen your skills, stay ahead, and receive support through our pathways into, or back into, accredited audiology practice.
Contribution, Leadership and Sector Representation
Opportunities to ensure your expertise and perspective informs submissions to government and industry guidelines and shapes the future of the profession.
Helping you to
further your career
Take the next step in your journey as an audiologist. Access rewarding professional development opportunities, including workshops, webinars and conferences, putting you at the forefront of audiology best practice.
Audiology regulation under Ahpra
On 12 September 2025, it was announced that audiology would be regulated under the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (Ahpra).
Learn about expected changes now that regulation under Ahpra has been confirmed, Audiology Australia’s future role, and which decisions will transition to Ahpra’s authority.
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