u/StarryNight770

Hi,

I hear the sales part would be hugely affected. How to channel to the clinical aspect? How is it gonna look in general?

I'm starting my HIS program at college this Fall. So tell me the secrets...

Thanks!

Hi, I'm going to apply to a Hearing Instrument Specialist program. I wanted to talk to someone who is already in the industry, I tried going to a few clinics, but they aren't willing to talk.

Any other ways I can talk to them?

There’s not much comment here when I post my questions.

Appreciate your help.

Hi, I am going to accept a college offer for Hearing Instrument Specialist.

Is this a good career to choice?

Your honest opinion and sharing your experiences means a lot.

What are the challenges? Future outlook in Toronto?

What you like about it? What you dislike?

Is your workplace commission based? Are many workplaces commission based?

What is the pay like when starting?

Is first 1000 hours easy to find?

Pass on what you know, please.

Thank you.

Hi, I have an admission offer for HIS program at college. I want to know what the job settings is like. I'm in Ontario, Canada.

Are all position commission based? Or salaried/ hourly? How easy is it to find a job that isn't commission based?

Is it fastttt paced?

Is it generally easy to find a job as a HIS? TELL me about challenges please. Your honest opinion really goes a long way.

Thank you.

Hi, I am going to register this program at college, I'm in Toronto.

Please guide me in you're in the industry already.

is it stressful? is it fast? or chill? is it commission based? or fixed salary? how's the repair side of it like? is it simple? is it not? is every brand so different? tell me what I have to know.

i am looking for a career that is predictable, not stressful and fast-paced as I don't function well in these settings.

Thank you for your time.