Where can I find a career that is related in deafness?
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Audiology deparment at a hospital.  Many universities do Audiology degrees.  In england they are paying people to do the degree!!
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http://www.lessontutor.com/ees_asl_relgious.html\n\nhttp://www.deafmissions.com/?PageID=18&Letter=A
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Medical Transcription.  Invest in a good, accredited education in it and then sit back and work in sweats every day!!
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You can go here:\nhttp://www3.toysrus.com/careers/\n\nYou can do a search there for jobs, and look at posts based on degrees.
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Hi Sweet Angel,\nI too am deaf. You didn't mention whether you have tried the Deaf Personals. I'll go ahead and list some below and see if those give you any luck! I was googling "deaf personals" and was amazed how many there are now. I've never checked them out before, but it's great that we now have many choices!\n\nhttp://www.deafpassions.com\n\nhttp://www.deafsinglesconnection.com/index.html\n\nhttp://deafpeoplemeet.com\n\nhttp://deafs.com\n\nhttp://www.aslsingles.com\n(This one is specifically for those who use ASL.)\n\nhttp://www.deaf-match.net/home.php\n\nI've not yet checked them out to see which site is the best and biggest. I would explore them all first before picking one one or several that feels would be worth investing our time. Maybe do them all? Just kidding!
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You would be a professional whose mission in life is to help people with articulation problems. You would probably not make a huge amount of money, but would be in demand in private practice as well as for governmental assistance agencies - including school systems and public rehabilitation departments.\n\nThere is a marvelous online site that discusses speech-pathology with parents of children with articulation disorders. The web address is below.\n\nThis is a great career and I hope you explore it further.
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Go to their website.  They should list careers on there.
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I recently got my hearings allmost completly paid for by the bureau of Vocational Rehab, and the Ohio Rehabilitation services, They payed for it because my hearing loss was affecting my work.  \n\nI would suggest that the first step would be to contact a local audiologist and find out if they work with any agencies like that in your area, most of them will give a free hearing test and refer you to any local agencies that will help.\n\nI do wish you the best of luck and I hope that you find the help you need!\n\nAlso, Galluadet university has a list on their website (www.gallaudet.edu) that has a bunch of national programs that provide assitance to the hard of hearing and hearing Impaired.
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Your question does not tell us where you are or what age child?  Therefore, the following information may or may not be useful for you.\nCheck out the Illinois school at the first website listed below.  The second site is for a school in New York.  Both of these have scholarships for students. Try typing Oral deaf education in ___ ( name of your state) in the search engine and see what comes up. \nAlso, I have a video series  called Dreams are Spoken Here about Oral Deaf Education.  It was free at the time I got it several years ago.  The phone number listed was 1-877-ORALDEAF.  The third website is for the organization for oral deaf education.  It has a lot of links and information.  Good luck.
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There are so many non-teaching jobs in education.  Check out your local school's human resource department.  Look for IEP clerks and/or secretarial positions.  Schools always seem to need these 2 positions.
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I am slowly losing my hearing but I haven't looked at it as something to be upset about. I have focused on some of the not so negative things... (sleeping whenever I want, not having to listen to Mariah Carey songs anymore, etc). Learn sign language now! It's easier to learn while you still can hear somewhat, in my opinion. Find out if your area has a Deaf community center by talking with your doctor(s) and make some new friends and get some new opinions! Don't give up on yourself!
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Speech Language Pathologists (SLP) are in great need across the U.S. There are many American Speech Language and Hearing Association (ASHA) accredited colleges/universities here to choose from. This is a Master degree level entry to become accredited and work as an SLP.\nThe best source which lists all the accredited schools is www.asha.org.  This will tell you all you need to know about Speech Pathology and Audiology. There are links to some of the schools which will also help you. Good luck!
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http://www.audiology.org/\n\nhttp://www.audiology.org/aboutaudiology/consumered/guides/hearingaids.htm\n\nhttp://www.hearingplanet.com/insidersguide/?source=google-ha-hearing_aids&gclid=CNe_j4Xh7YgCFRwFYAodmR_riw
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Look at this:\nhttp://local.yahoo.com/results?fr=dd-local-more&stx=speech+hearing+clinics&csz=Houston%2C+TX
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deafness.about.com/od/deafpeople
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Easy... check this out www.deafnation.com also I've been teaching sign-language and I'm almost deaf.  I go places where there is a lot of activity that most deaf people go.  Feel free to contact me.  Easy signing is a good book to start with.
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Taking a class is a good start, but there is nothing like actual immersion "speaking" the language. Start with an introductory class. Then volunteer at your nearest deaf/hearing impaired school for a while.