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Supervises interns/students as needed Documented clinical experience in providing audiology services. AuD, PhD, or ScD from an accredited university or professional school. (Note: Graduates of an ...

Audiologist

Camden, NJ · On-site

$61/hr

Supervises interns/students as needed Experience Required Documented clinical experience in providing audiology services. Education Requirements AuD, PhD, or ScD from an accredited university or ...

Audiologist

Camden, NJ · On-site

$61/hr

Supervises interns/students as needed Experience Required Documented clinical experience in providing audiology services. Education Requirements AuD, PhD, or ScD from an accredited university or ...

Audiologist

Camden, NJ · On-site

$61/hr

Supervises interns/students as needed Experience Required Documented clinical experience in providing audiology services. Education Requirements AuD, PhD, or ScD from an accredited university or ...

Works with other Audiology faculty regarding a variety of primary administrative duties. These ... D. interns. B. Delivers educational presentations to students, residents, and faculty. C.

... students, interns, residents, observers, volunteers and/or staff to support their development * Develops and/or implements clinical activities which improve or expand audiology services, within the ...

... students, interns, residents, observers, volunteers and/or staff to support their development * Develops and/or implements clinical activities which improve or expand audiology services, within the ...

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How much do student audiology internship jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 8, 2026, the average hourly pay for student audiology internship in the United States is $20.32, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $16.11 and $25.48 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What kinds of responsibilities can I expect during a student audiology internship?

As a Student Audiology Intern, you can expect to assist licensed audiologists with tasks such as administering basic hearing tests, preparing patient documentation, and helping maintain and calibrate audiological equipment. You may also observe patient consultations, participate in hearing aid fittings, and support scheduling or follow-up communications with patients. The role is designed to offer hands-on clinical experience, so interns often work closely with other healthcare professionals and patients under supervision. This structured exposure helps you develop practical skills and prepares you for a future career in audiology.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in a student audiology internship, and why are they important?

To excel in a Student Audiology Internship, candidates should have foundational coursework in audiology or communication sciences, along with a demonstrated interest in clinical practice. Familiarity with audiological assessment tools, such as audiometers and tympanometers, and proficiency in using electronic patient record systems are beneficial. Strong communication skills, attention to detail, adaptability, and a willingness to learn make an intern stand out. These abilities ensure accurate patient interactions, effective teamwork, and hands-on learning in a clinical audiology environment.

What is a student audiology internship?

A Student Audiology Internship is a hands-on training opportunity for students pursuing a degree in audiology. Interns work under the supervision of licensed audiologists to gain practical experience in hearing assessments, patient care, and hearing aid fittings. This internship helps students develop clinical skills required for their future careers while fulfilling educational requirements. It is typically offered in hospitals, private practices, or research facilities.

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Performs all diagnostic testing of patients with hearing problems, including standard audiologic evaluations and diagnostic OAE and ABR testing.

  •      Evaluates, dispenses and verifies hearing aids for appropriate candidates
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  •      Administers and interprets vestibular evaluations
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  •      Supervises interns/students as needed

Documented clinical experience in providing audiology services.


AuD, PhD, or ScD from an accredited university or professional school.

(Note: Graduates of an accredited university or professional school prior to January 1, 2007: Master’s degree and completed at least a nine-month clinical fellowship training and/or clinical practicum experience in an accredited educational institution.)


NJ Licensed in Audiology.

Board certification through the American Academy of Audiology or CCC-A from ASHA.

Current BLS from American Heart Association. 


USD $37.00
USD $61.00

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