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If you enjoy working with and helping people, these are great roles for you!  \nHow do you become an audiology assistant or SLPA?  \nTraining and regulatory requirements vary state by state and by profession. Audiology assistants may require a high school diploma and/or additional trainings or degrees. SLPA general requirements may include an approved course of academic study such as a college degree or technical training program, clinical experience, and demonstration of skills.  \nDepending on your local need, specialized knowledge or training—such as fluency in multiple languages—may make you a preferred candidate. ASHA Certification is a great way to enhance your professional career.  \nASHA is here to help.  \n ASHA Assistants Program  \n[www.ashaassistants.org](www.ashaassistants.org)  \n@ [assistants@asha.org](assistants@asha.org)  \n (800) 638-8255  \n @ASHA_Assistants  \n241042  \nMake an Impact .  \nExplore a career as an audiology assistant or speech-language pathology assistant (SLPA).  \nPrivate Practice  \nHospitals & other  \nhealth care facilities  \nDepending on the care setting, you could work with children or with adults .  \nWhere do audiology assistants and SLPAs work?  \nAssistants work in a variety of settings—including  \nSchools  \nWhat do SLPAs do?  \nSpeech-language pathology assistants are support personnel who, following academic coursework, fieldwork, and on-the-job training, perform tasks prescribed, directed, and supervised by ASHA-certified and/or licensed speech-language pathologists .  \nSLPAs perform a variety of tasks that include  \n• carrying out treatment plans set by the speech-language pathologist (SLP);  \n• administering speech, language, and hearing screenings without interpretation;  \n• documenting patient progress;  \n• various administrative tasks; and  \n• community advocacy.  \nWhat do audiology assistants do?  \nAn audiology assistant is a person who, after appropriate training and demonstration of competency, performs delegated tasks that are prescribed, directed, and supervised by an ASHA-certified and/or licensed audiologist .  \nAudiology assistants perform a variety of tasks that can include  \n• interacting with patients throughout their visit and services;  \n• performing hearing screenings without interpretation;  \n• compiling and troubleshooting hearing device supplies;  \n• preparing patients and materials for exams and fittings; and  \n• administrative tasks .","cbCaigyV14T3eJYb","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigyV14T3eJYb","pdf",1142370,"English","# ASHA Assistants Program\n## How to Become an Audiology Assistant or SLPA\n## Where They Work\n## What SLPAs Do\n## What Audiology Assistants Do","[{\"question\":\"What education and training are needed to become an audiology assistant or SLPA?\",\"answer\":\"Training and regulatory requirements vary by state and profession. 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