Audiology and hearing care, among peers

Show your populations and procedures, work with ENT and SLPs, and keep credentials current.

Audiologist · Pediatric Audiologist · Hearing Instrument Specialist

Today

Few audiology colleagues on site to talk with.
Clinical expertise gets lost among hearing aid sales.
Licenses, CCC-A and NBC-HIS renew on different dates.

Built around your work

Populations and procedures: Show the ABR, VRA, implant mapping and newborn work that defines your practice.
References from ENT: The ENT who reads your reports writes your reference in the app.
One pathway with SLPs: Work with SLPs, ENT and pediatricians, with posts checked for patient details.
Licenses and ASHA, current: Audiology license, dispensing license and ASHA certification each get a reminder.

Questions

Can I connect with ENT physicians and speech-language pathologists?

Yes. Credelle is one network for all of healthcare, so audiologists work alongside ENT, pediatrics, SLPs and every other profession.

Which credentials can I add?

State audiology and dispensing licenses, CCC-A, ABA board certification, NBC-HIS and specialties like pediatrics, cochlear implants or vestibular care.

Can hearing instrument specialists join?

Yes. Hearing instrument specialists list their license and experience alongside audiologists. We’ll email you the day Credelle opens.

Join the waitlist. Invites go out in waves, and waitlist members get in first.