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Mission Statement: The American Board of Audiology^® (ABA), an autonomous organization, is dedicated to enhancing audiologic services to the public by promulgating universally recognized standards in professional practice. The ABA encourages audiologists to exceed these prescribed standards, thereby promoting a high level of professional development and ethical practice.

Military Audiologists Eligible for $2,000-$5,000 Pay Awards When Holding ABA Certification

Obama Administration Asks States to Remove Barriers for Military Spouses with Occupational Licenses

Become a Certified Pediatric Audiologist— Next Exam October 13, 2012 in Denver

Demonstrate to colleagues, other health care providers, patients and employers that you have obtained a high-level of knowledge in the field of pediatric audiology.
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Clinical Education in Audiology

Why does certification play a role in clinical education requirements at the level of the university program? Well, the answer is that it should not. Review the latest article in Audiology Today that addresses this topic.

The Journey to Certifying the First Audiologists with Pediatric Audiology Specialty Certification

Review the latest ABA article in Audiology Today magazine.

Academy Board Member Brian Fligor Discusses the New Pediatric Audiology Specialty Certification

Professional Credentials are a Valuable Asset for Job Seekers

Attaining professional credentials from an accredited credentialing body can help job seekers take advantage of recent positive employment forecasts and the continued economic recovery. To read the full March 15, 2011, press release, click here >>

For Consumers

The personal benefits of a board certified audiologist are meaningful and many.

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