Audiologist (noun)

A specialist in audiology, who diagnoses and treats hearing and balance problems.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from audio- + -logist.

Examples:

1. The audiologist tested the patient's hearing and recommended a hearing aid.
2. The audiologist performed a battery of tests to determine the cause of the patient's hearing loss.
3. The audiologist was trained in the latest diagnostic and treatment techniques for hearing disorders.
4. The audiologist worked closely with the patient to develop a treatment plan to improve their hearing.
5. The audiologist was a highly qualified professional who specialized in helping people with hearing and balance problems.