Hearing Implantologist
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Last updated on 21 Nov 2025
Overview
A Hearing Implantologist is a specialized medical professional (often an ENT surgeon or audiologist with advanced training) who focuses on diagnosing hearing loss and surgically implanting hearing devices such as cochlear implants, bone-anchored hearing aids (BAHAs), or middle ear implants.
Job Description
- Evaluate candidates for hearing implants through clinical assessment, imaging, and audiological testing.
- Perform surgical implantation of devices like cochlear implants or bone-conduction systems.
- Collaborate with audiologists for pre- and post-operative programming, mapping, and rehabilitation.
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