Audiologist Megan Price from Orange, NSW using Interacoustics equipment. Image: Central West Audiology. Launching vestibular services can feel daunting for audiology clinics. Three audiologists who have gone down this track – Megan Price, Liz Lockett and Stephanie Lannan – advise how to grow a successful vestibular practice....
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No actionable change from evidence — the article offers peer experience and vendor guidance for practice setup, not clinical protocol changes.
Growing audiologist interest in vestibular services represents a meaningful scope-of-practice expansion opportunity, though vendor involvement warrants cautious evaluation of equipment recommendations.
- 01Three practising audiologists share first-hand advice on launching vestibular services within audiology clinics.
- 02Interacoustics is prominently featured as an equipment supplier supporting vestibular practice development.
- 03Practical considerations covered include staffing, referral pathways, and equipment selection.
- 04The article blends genuine peer advice with promotional content for a specific manufacturer.
- 05Vestibular services are framed as a growing revenue and scope-of-practice opportunity for audiologists.
Audiology clinics can successfully integrate vestibular services with appropriate equipment and training.
quotepartially supportedInteracoustics equipment supports vestibular practice development in audiology clinics.
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