N.Y. EDN Law § 8203
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Definition of practice of audiology
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§ 8203. Definition of practice of audiology. The practice of the\nprofession of audiology shall mean the application of principles,\nmethods and procedures of measurement, testing, evaluation,\nconsultation, counselling, instruction and habilitation or\nrehabilitation related to hearing and its disorders, related\ncommunication impairments and vestibular disorders for the purpose of\nnon-medical diagnosis, prevention, identification, amelioration or\nmodification of such disorders and conditions in individuals and/or\ngroups of individuals.\n
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