Editing Audiometry (section)

==Clinical practice==
Audiometric testing may be performed by a general practitioner medical doctor, an [[otolaryngologist]] (a specialized MD also called an ENT), a CCC-A (Certificate of Clinical Competence in Audiology) [[audiologist]], a certified school [[audiometrist]] (a practitioner analogous to an optometrist who tests eyes), and sometimes other trained practitioners. Practitioners are certified by American Board of Audiology (ABA). Practitioners are licensed by various state boards
regulating workplace health & safety, occupational professions, or ...

===Schools===

===Occupational testing===
{{See also|Workplace health surveillance|Hearing conservation program|Occupational hearing loss}}

===Noise-induced hearing loss===
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{{See also|Environmental noise|Industrial noise}}
Workplace and environmental noise is the most prevalent cause of hearing loss in the United States and elsewhere.