Bimonthly publication features news and information for audiology professionals, with topics covered in various issues of the publication including professional issues, clinical activities, auditory research, practice management, coding, reimbursement, compliance, state issues, licensure and accreditation, and continuing education. Current and prior digital editions of the magazine are available free online.
Quarterly magazine features news and information for audiologists and students who are
or desire to
be independent practitioners, with topics covered in various issues
including business, diagnosis and treatment, marketing, professional issues, and technology.
Selected items from current and archived
issues of the publication are categorized by topic and publication date and can be viewed
free online.
Comprehensive biennial reports provide detailed information on the audiology profession, with topics covered on in-depth basis in individual reports including annual salaries, hourly wages, clinical focus patterns, private practice, and practitioner demographics. Current and prior survey reports and trend reports that provide comparative results from three or more prior surveys are all available free online.
Monthly trade journal features news and information for hearing healthcare professionals, with online article categories and topics including practice management, office services, marketing, patient care, health and wellness, prevention, products, industry news, regulation, research, and events. Selected articles categorized by topic and current and prior editions of the publication are available free online.
Comprehensive report provides an in-depth analysis of the market for this product sector on a global and regional basis, with data provided for the U.S. including market size and forecasts in unit volume and sales dollars by type (e.g., in-the-ear, receiver-in-the-ear, behind-the-ear, and canal), technology (e.g., analog, digital), and sales channel (e.g., retail sales, government purchases, and e-commerce).
Market research report provides a detailed analysis of this sector on a global and regional basis, with data provided in the report including market size and forecast by device (e.g., in-the-ear, behind-the- ear, receiver-in-the-ear, canal, implants), technology (e.g., analog, digital), type of hearing loss (e.g., sensorineural, conductive), and end user (e.g., hospital/clinic, homecare, ambulatory surgery center).
Market analysis report provides industry statistics for a user-defined area on a national, state, county, metro area, or zip code level, with data provided including number of companies, market volume and sales trends, average company sales, sales per employee, staffing and employment trends, average employee wage, and business start up activity and failure rates. Sample report can be viewed online.
Financial benchmarking section of these reports provides an analysis of industry profit and expenses as a percentage of the most recent year's revenues for audiology practices and clinics that diagnose, manage, and treat hearing, balance, and ear problems, fit and dispense hearing aids, sell warranties, batteries, and accessories, and provide ongoing cleaning and adjustment services for these devices.
Biennial salary and wage reports provide compensation data for audiologists by primary employment facility (e.g., colleges, hospitals, franchise, nonresidential health care, industry), primary employment function (e.g., clinician, faculty, administrator, sales), highest degree completed, years of experience, gender, population setting, and geographic region. Current and prior reports are available free online.
Annual wage survey provides hourly and annual wage data on a national, state, and local area basis for this healthcare sector which includes occupations employed by audiology practices that diagnose, manage, and treat hearing, balance, and ear problems, fit and dispense hearing aids, sell warranties, batteries, and accessories, and provide ongoing cleaning and adjustment services for these devices.