Compensation
Range
$87,604 – $110,301
Role in Manitoba’s Health System
Audiologists are skilled professionals with specialized knowledge and clinical training in the assessment and management of hearing and balance disorders.
They work with people who experience hearing loss across the lifespan; provide hearing aids, listening devices, and hearing protection equipment; and facilitate hearing screening and hearing safety programs.
Career opportunities exist across Manitoba in rural, northern and urban settings. Visit the current opportunities page to view job postings or fill out this form to connect with a recruiter.
To learn more about becoming an audiologist, visit the prospective students page.
Licensing and Professional Resources
The College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists of Manitoba
The College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists of Manitoba is the regulatory body for audiologists in Manitoba. To practice in Manitoba, audiologists must register with, and hold a valid certificate of practice from, the CASLPM.
Completion of the Canadian Entry-to-Practice (CETP) exam is strongly encouraged, but not required, to be registered with the CASLPM.
Professional Associations
Audiologists are represented by two professional associations – the Canadian Academy of Audiology and Speech-Language & Audiology Canada. These organizations act as national voices for audiologists in Canada and support the profession through advocacy, education, and research.
“I will never forget when I fitted a young child with his first hearing aid. When the mother called the baby’s name, he had the most beautiful smile on his face and there were tears in the mother’s eyes.
I realized that when we are helping a child, not only are we making an impact on the child’s life – the entire family feels the effect of what we do.”
– Pratima, Audiologist