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Hearing Aid Dispenser License

Regular license to fit and dispense hearing aids, issued by examination or reciprocity.

Licensing authority: Arizona Department of Health Services · Application information

Initial licensure by examination
Application
Submit the signed Department application, identifying and contact information, Social Security number, current employment information when applicable, citizenship or authorized-presence documentation, and the applicable application and license fees or a qualifying fee-waiver attestation.
Approval
Obtain Department approval before testing; approval to test alone does not authorize practice.
Competency attestation
Before attending DHADE, provide the signed and dated competency attestation from an Arizona licensed hearing aid dispenser or dispensing audiologist in good standing.
Disclosures
Disclose criminal convictions, professional license revocations or suspensions, current licensing ineligibility, and disciplinary actions; provide dates, jurisdiction, explanations, court disposition and completion records, and applicable orders or settlement agreements as requested.
Education
Provide a high school diploma or equivalent, associate degree, or higher degree. A.R.S. 36-1923(A)(1) also permits continuous fitting and dispensing practice during the three years preceding August 11, 1970.
Licensure eligibility
No license revocation or suspension by a state within the preceding two years, and no present ineligibility for licensure due to prior revocation or suspension (A.R.S. 36-1923(A)(2)).
Open designation
R9-16-301(7)(b) permits a Department-provided or other-organization test; the current ADHS implementing page identifies the ILE and DHADE. No other named examination is resolved by that open designation.
Score window
The ADHS HAD Exam page requires both passing scores within the two-year approval period, including previously taken Arizona examinations and IHS score transfers.
Sequence
Pass the ILE before attending DHADE; ADHS schedules DHADE in the order candidates pass the ILE.
Temporary option
Applicants may pursue approval to test alone or obtain the separate temporary license while preparing for full licensure.
Testing conduct
Attend at the scheduled date and time, provide government-issued photographic identification on request, and exhibit ethical conduct.
Regular license renewal during the 30 day grace period
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Application
Submit the Department renewal application, identifying and current-employment information, criminal and disciplinary disclosures, signed accuracy attestation, and renewal fee.
Continuing education
Complete 24 hours in the preceding 24 months, no more than eight from a single hearing aid manufacturer; at least eight must be in-person with hands-on dispensing techniques. Business or client-service content may comprise up to one-third. Director waivers of in-person hours are available for a declared public-health emergency or a qualifying individual emergency.
Deadline
Apply within 30 calendar days after expiration.
Disciplinary records
Provide records of license revocation or suspension during the preceding two years and disclose current licensing ineligibility.
Existing license
Renew an existing regular hearing aid dispenser license every two years.
Late fee
Pay the late fee in addition to the renewal fee.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Regular license renewal under the military service extension
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Application
Submit the Department renewal application, identifying and current-employment information, criminal and disciplinary disclosures, signed accuracy attestation, and renewal fee.
Continuing education
Complete 24 hours in the preceding 24 months, no more than eight from a single hearing aid manufacturer; at least eight must be in-person with hands-on dispensing techniques. Business or client-service content may comprise up to one-third. Director waivers of in-person hours are available for a declared public-health emergency or a qualifying individual emergency.
Disciplinary records
Provide records of license revocation or suspension during the preceding two years and disclose current licensing ineligibility.
Existing license
Renew an existing regular hearing aid dispenser license every two years.
Military proof
Before the extension ends, submit official military orders, a redacted military identification card, or written verification from the commanding officer.
Military service
Notify the Director of federal active duty. A National Guard or reserve license remains valid during federal active duty and is extended 180 days after return; a regular-component license is extended 180 days after its expiration.
Renewal fees
Renew during the applicable extension with normal renewal fees and activities, without late or delinquency fees.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Regular license renewal under the military injury extension
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Application
Submit the Department renewal application, identifying and current-employment information, criminal and disciplinary disclosures, signed accuracy attestation, and renewal fee.
Continuing education
Complete 24 hours in the preceding 24 months, no more than eight from a single hearing aid manufacturer; at least eight must be in-person with hands-on dispensing techniques. Business or client-service content may comprise up to one-third. Director waivers of in-person hours are available for a declared public-health emergency or a qualifying individual emergency.
Disciplinary records
Provide records of license revocation or suspension during the preceding two years and disclose current licensing ineligibility.
Existing license
Renew an existing regular hearing aid dispenser license every two years.
Military injury
After release from active duty, an active-duty injury temporarily prevents necessary licensed activities. The license does not expire and is extended 180 days after the member becomes able to perform them.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Reapplication more than one year after expiration
Application
Submit the signed Department application, identifying and contact information, Social Security number, current employment information when applicable, citizenship or authorized-presence documentation, and the applicable application and license fees or a qualifying fee-waiver attestation.
Approval
Obtain Department approval before testing; approval to test alone does not authorize practice.
Competency attestation
Before attending DHADE, provide the signed and dated competency attestation from an Arizona licensed hearing aid dispenser or dispensing audiologist in good standing.
Continuing education
Provide proof of 24 continuing-education hours in the 24 months before reapplication under A.R.S. 36-1904(H).
Disclosures
Disclose criminal convictions, professional license revocations or suspensions, current licensing ineligibility, and disciplinary actions; provide dates, jurisdiction, explanations, court disposition and completion records, and applicable orders or settlement agreements as requested.
Education
Provide a high school diploma or equivalent, associate degree, or higher degree. A.R.S. 36-1923(A)(1) also permits continuous fitting and dispensing practice during the three years preceding August 11, 1970.
Expired license
Apply for a new license after expiration; the examination exemption in A.R.S. 36-1904(G) is limited to applications received within one year.
Licensure eligibility
No license revocation or suspension by a state within the preceding two years, and no present ineligibility for licensure due to prior revocation or suspension (A.R.S. 36-1923(A)(2)).
Open designation
R9-16-301(7)(b) permits a Department-provided or other-organization test; the current ADHS implementing page identifies the ILE and DHADE. No other named examination is resolved by that open designation.
Score window
The ADHS HAD Exam page requires both passing scores within the two-year approval period, including previously taken Arizona examinations and IHS score transfers.
Sequence
Pass the ILE before attending DHADE; ADHS schedules DHADE in the order candidates pass the ILE.
Testing conduct
Attend at the scheduled date and time, provide government-issued photographic identification on request, and exhibit ethical conduct.
Reapplication after the grace period and within one year
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Application
Submit the signed Department application, identifying and contact information, Social Security number, current employment information when applicable, citizenship or authorized-presence documentation, and the applicable application and license fees or a qualifying fee-waiver attestation.
Application form notice
Use the initial application and pay applicable application and license fees. Its general checklist lists written and practical passing documentation, but the controlling one-year exemption in A.R.S. 36-1904(G) governs retesting.
Continuing education
Provide proof of 24 continuing-education hours completed in the 24 months before reapplication.
Disclosures
Disclose criminal convictions, professional license revocations or suspensions, current licensing ineligibility, and disciplinary actions; provide dates, jurisdiction, explanations, court disposition and completion records, and applicable orders or settlement agreements as requested.
Education
Provide a high school diploma or equivalent, associate degree, or higher degree. A.R.S. 36-1923(A)(1) also permits continuous fitting and dispensing practice during the three years preceding August 11, 1970.
Examination exemption
A.R.S. 36-1904(G) expressly provides that an applicant within one year is not required to take an examination.
Expired license
The license is nonrenewable after the 30-day grace period; the new application must be received within one year of expiration.
Licensure eligibility
No license revocation or suspension by a state within the preceding two years, and no present ineligibility for licensure due to prior revocation or suspension (A.R.S. 36-1923(A)(2)).

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Initial licensure by reciprocity
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Application
Submit the signed Department application, identifying and contact information, Social Security number, current employment information when applicable, citizenship or authorized-presence documentation, and the applicable application and license fees or a qualifying fee-waiver attestation.
Current license
Hold a current regular hearing aid dispenser license from another state or jurisdiction; the Director determines that its minimum requirements meet A.R.S. Title 36, Chapter 17.
Director discretion
A.R.S. 36-1922 permits the Director to grant reciprocity after investigating the current license; R9-16-304(B) and the reciprocity application implement issuance without the examination documentation in R9-16-304(A)(2).
Disclosures
Disclose criminal convictions, professional license revocations or suspensions, current licensing ineligibility, and disciplinary actions; provide dates, jurisdiction, explanations, court disposition and completion records, and applicable orders or settlement agreements as requested.
Education
Provide a high school diploma or equivalent, associate degree, or higher degree. A.R.S. 36-1923(A)(1) also permits continuous fitting and dispensing practice during the three years preceding August 11, 1970.
Education attestation
Attest that minimum education requirements under A.R.S. 36-1923(A) have been met.
Investigations
Attest that no license or certification was voluntarily surrendered while under investigation and that no unprofessional-conduct complaint, allegation, or investigation is pending before another regulatory entity.
License records
Provide every current hearing aid dispenser license number and issuance date and documentation of every professional license or certification held.
Licensure eligibility
No license revocation or suspension by a state within the preceding two years, and no present ineligibility for licensure due to prior revocation or suspension (A.R.S. 36-1923(A)(2)).
Minimum duration
Attest to at least one year of licensure or certification with a scope consistent with the requested Arizona scope, as required by R9-16-304(B)(3)(a).

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Regular license renewal before expiration
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Application
Submit the Department renewal application, identifying and current-employment information, criminal and disciplinary disclosures, signed accuracy attestation, and renewal fee.
Continuing education
Complete 24 hours in the preceding 24 months, no more than eight from a single hearing aid manufacturer; at least eight must be in-person with hands-on dispensing techniques. Business or client-service content may comprise up to one-third. Director waivers of in-person hours are available for a declared public-health emergency or a qualifying individual emergency.
Disciplinary records
Provide records of license revocation or suspension during the preceding two years and disclose current licensing ineligibility.
Existing license
Renew an existing regular hearing aid dispenser license every two years.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Temporary Hearing Aid Dispenser License

Twelve-month sponsored license involving the written and Department-hosted examinations; renewable once.

Licensing authority: Department of Health Services · Application information

Initial sponsored temporary licensure
Application
Submit the signed Department application, identifying and contact information, Social Security number, current employment information when applicable, citizenship or authorized-presence documentation, and the applicable application and license fees or a qualifying fee-waiver attestation.
Approval
Obtain Department approval before testing; approval to test alone does not authorize practice.
Competency attestation
Before attending DHADE, provide the signed and dated competency attestation from an Arizona licensed hearing aid dispenser or dispensing audiologist in good standing.
Disclosures
Disclose criminal convictions, professional license revocations or suspensions, current licensing ineligibility, and disciplinary actions; provide dates, jurisdiction, explanations, court disposition and completion records, and applicable orders or settlement agreements as requested.
Education
Provide a high school diploma or equivalent, associate degree, or higher degree. A.R.S. 36-1923(A)(1) also permits continuous fitting and dispensing practice during the three years preceding August 11, 1970.
Licensure eligibility
No license revocation or suspension by a state within the preceding two years, and no present ineligibility for licensure due to prior revocation or suspension (A.R.S. 36-1923(A)(2)).
Open designation
R9-16-301(7)(b) permits a Department-provided or other-organization test; the current ADHS implementing page identifies the ILE and DHADE. No other named examination is resolved by that open designation.
Score window
The ADHS HAD Exam page requires both passing scores within the two-year approval period, including previously taken Arizona examinations and IHS score transfers.
Sequence
Pass the ILE before attending DHADE; ADHS schedules DHADE in the order candidates pass the ILE.
Sponsorship
Provide sponsor name, business address and telephone number, Arizona hearing aid dispenser or dispensing audiologist license number, and a signed agreement to train, supervise, and be responsible for the temporary practice.
Statutory exam deadline
A.R.S. 36-1926(E) requires an examination within six months after issuance. The ADHS page and R9-16-302 also require both passing scores within the two-year approval period; record both time requirements.
Testing conduct
Attend at the scheduled date and time, provide government-issued photographic identification on request, and exhibit ethical conduct.
Validity
The temporary license permits 12 months of sponsored practice. It terminates when the Department receives sponsorship-termination notice.
New temporary license after sponsorship termination
Application
Submit the signed Department application, identifying and contact information, Social Security number, current employment information when applicable, citizenship or authorized-presence documentation, and the applicable application and license fees or a qualifying fee-waiver attestation.
Approval
Obtain Department approval before testing; approval to test alone does not authorize practice.
Competency attestation
Before attending DHADE, provide the signed and dated competency attestation from an Arizona licensed hearing aid dispenser or dispensing audiologist in good standing.
Disclosures
Disclose criminal convictions, professional license revocations or suspensions, current licensing ineligibility, and disciplinary actions; provide dates, jurisdiction, explanations, court disposition and completion records, and applicable orders or settlement agreements as requested.
Education
Provide a high school diploma or equivalent, associate degree, or higher degree. A.R.S. 36-1923(A)(1) also permits continuous fitting and dispensing practice during the three years preceding August 11, 1970.
Licensure eligibility
No license revocation or suspension by a state within the preceding two years, and no present ineligibility for licensure due to prior revocation or suspension (A.R.S. 36-1923(A)(2)).
Open designation
R9-16-301(7)(b) permits a Department-provided or other-organization test; the current ADHS implementing page identifies the ILE and DHADE. No other named examination is resolved by that open designation.
Practice prohibition
Do not practice after sponsorship termination until a new license is issued; submit a new sponsored application.
Prior temporary history
The Director may deny a temporary application if the applicant previously held and renewed a temporary license (A.R.S. 36-1926(G)).
Score window
The ADHS HAD Exam page requires both passing scores within the two-year approval period, including previously taken Arizona examinations and IHS score transfers.
Sequence
Pass the ILE before attending DHADE; ADHS schedules DHADE in the order candidates pass the ILE.
Sponsorship
Provide sponsor name, business address and telephone number, Arizona hearing aid dispenser or dispensing audiologist license number, and a signed agreement to train, supervise, and be responsible for the temporary practice.
Statutory exam deadline
A.R.S. 36-1926(E) requires an examination within six months after issuance. The ADHS page and R9-16-302 also require both passing scores within the two-year approval period; record both time requirements.
Testing conduct
Attend at the scheduled date and time, provide government-issued photographic identification on request, and exhibit ethical conduct.
Testing period election
R9-16-305(E) allows completion of the previous two-year testing period or restarting it on new temporary-license approval. Restarting invalidates previous test results.
Validity
The temporary license permits 12 months of sponsored practice. It terminates when the Department receives sponsorship-termination notice.
One time renewal of the temporary license
Application
Submit the signed Department application, identifying and contact information, Social Security number, current employment information when applicable, citizenship or authorized-presence documentation, and the applicable application and license fees or a qualifying fee-waiver attestation.
Approval
Obtain Department approval before testing; approval to test alone does not authorize practice.
Competency attestation
Before attending DHADE, provide the signed and dated competency attestation from an Arizona licensed hearing aid dispenser or dispensing audiologist in good standing.
Disclosures
Disclose criminal convictions, professional license revocations or suspensions, current licensing ineligibility, and disciplinary actions; provide dates, jurisdiction, explanations, court disposition and completion records, and applicable orders or settlement agreements as requested.
Education
Provide a high school diploma or equivalent, associate degree, or higher degree. A.R.S. 36-1923(A)(1) also permits continuous fitting and dispensing practice during the three years preceding August 11, 1970.
Eligibility
A.R.S. 36-1926(E) allows one renewal before expiration after taking and failing the examination. Take the next examination following issuance of the renewal license.
Existing scores
Previously earned passing scores count only while valid within the Department approval period.
Licensure eligibility
No license revocation or suspension by a state within the preceding two years, and no present ineligibility for licensure due to prior revocation or suspension (A.R.S. 36-1923(A)(2)).
Open designation
R9-16-301(7)(b) permits a Department-provided or other-organization test; the current ADHS implementing page identifies the ILE and DHADE. No other named examination is resolved by that open designation.
Renewal application
Submit the paper renewal application at least 30 calendar days before expiration, sponsor details, signed sponsor agreement, identifying information and renewal fee (R9-16-308(F)); the renewal is valid one year.
Score window
The ADHS HAD Exam page requires both passing scores within the two-year approval period, including previously taken Arizona examinations and IHS score transfers.
Sequence
Pass the ILE before attending DHADE; ADHS schedules DHADE in the order candidates pass the ILE.
Sponsorship
Provide sponsor name, business address and telephone number, Arizona hearing aid dispenser or dispensing audiologist license number, and a signed agreement to train, supervise, and be responsible for the temporary practice.
Statutory exam deadline
A.R.S. 36-1926(E) requires an examination within six months after issuance. The ADHS page and R9-16-302 also require both passing scores within the two-year approval period; record both time requirements.
Testing conduct
Attend at the scheduled date and time, provide government-issued photographic identification on request, and exhibit ethical conduct.
Validity
The temporary license permits 12 months of sponsored practice. It terminates when the Department receives sponsorship-termination notice.

Department-hosted Hearing Aid Dispenser Exam (DHADE)

Examination outline
  • Test #1: Ear Impression Procedures
    • Preparing the workspace
    • Infection control and sanitation
    • Patient communication- providing instructions and expectations throughout
    • Otoscopic inspection
    • Identifying contraindications to taking an ear impression
    • Selection and placement of an otoblock (otodam)
    • Impression materials and mixing techniques
    • Syringe loading and impression techniques
    • Proper bracing techniques
    • Removal and inspection of the completed impression
    • Patient education and follow-up
    • Packaging and handling of ear impressions
    • Safety considerations throughout the procedure
  • Test #2: Pure Tone and Speech Audiometry
    • Audiometer performance checks
    • Speech circuit calibration
    • Purpose and rationale for calibration
    • Consequences of improper calibration
    • Pure-tone air conduction testing
    • Bone conduction testing
    • Speech reception threshold (SRT)
    • Speech discrimination (word recognition)
    • Uncomfortable Loudness Levels (ULL) or Threshold of Discomfort (TD)
    • Patient instructions for audiometric testing
    • Troubleshooting unexpected patient responses
    • Masking principles
    • Test reliability and validity
    • Infection control during testing
  • Test #3: Counseling and Device Orientation
    • Hearing aid battery replacement or charging procedures
    • Telecoil technology, signage, and operation
    • Hearing aid controls and features
    • Realistic expectations for new hearing aid users
    • Cleaning and routine maintenance
    • Daily care and storage
    • Troubleshooting common hearing aid concerns
    • Communication strategies for hearing aid users and family members
    • Assistive listening devices and other hearing resources
    • Community resources and support services
  • Test #4: Audiogram Review
    • Fitting candidacy
    • Degree of hearing loss
    • Type of hearing loss
    • Symmetry versus asymmetry
    • Air-bone gaps
    • Masking
    • Speech test interpretation
    • Configuration of hearing loss
    • Stenger method
    • Appropriate next steps or medical referrals
    • Identifying clinically significant findings
  • Test #5: Hearing Aid Data Sheet Review
    • Frequency response
    • Gain
    • Output
    • Compression characteristics
    • Battery information
    • Hearing aid features
    • Performance specifications
    • Comparison of hearing aid models
  • Test #6: Fitting Dynamics and Customization
    • Hearing aid fittings
    • Coupling systems
    • Earmolds and domes
    • Venting
    • Tubing
    • Receiver selection
    • Physical fit and retention
    • Acoustic modifications
    • Feedback management
    • Customization techniques
  • Arizona Revised Statutes (A.R.S.) Title 36, Chapter 17 and Arizona Administrative Code (A.A.C.) Title 9, Chapter 16, Article 3: the statutes and rules governing hearing aid dispensers regarding bill of sale and client file requirements.
Examination sources

International Licensing Examination for Hearing Healthcare Professionals

Provider
International Hearing Society (IHS); scheduled and paid through the TestWise system at testing centers
Format
Practice-based computer-delivered multiple-choice examination; most questions present a scenario; a few questions require selecting two (or three) correct answers to earn one point; dichotomous right/wrong scoring
Exam questions
105 multiple-choice questions: 80 scored and 25 unscored pilot questions
Time limit
120 minutes (two hours)
Passing score
Pass/Fail on the overall raw score against the IHS-recommended passing score; the licensing agency makes the final decision
Exam fee
$260.00 (USD) per examination appointment, including re-takes, plus applicable taxes
Examination outline
  • Domain 1. Conduct Patient/Client Assessment (21%) (21%)
    • Objective 1.1 Apply infection control protocols (5%). Includes but is not limited to choosing appropriate infection control processes for tools and equipment; observing universal precautions for infection control; distinguishing between single- and multiple-use items; differentiating among sanitization, disinfection and sterilization processes; and identifying personal protective equipment.
    • Objective 1.2 Apply otoscopic inspection protocols (5%). Includes but is not limited to observing safety protocols during otoscopy; identifying anatomical structures; identifying abnormalities through otoscopic inspection; and recognizing the presence of referral criteria. This objective helps provide evidence of the candidate’s ability to perform otoscopy.
    • Objective 1.3 Utilize audiometric testing protocols (11%). Includes but is not limited to performing air and bone conduction threshold and suprathreshold testing; performing speech audiometry; performing effective masking; and applying principles to include interpreting results of tympanometry/immittance audiometry. This objective helps provide evidence of the candidate’s ability to perform audiometric testing and application of tympanometry.
  • Domain 2. Interpret and Apply Assessment Results (22%) (22%)
    • Objective 2.1 Interpret and explain audiometric results (11%). Includes but is not limited to demonstrating an understanding of referral criteria; interpreting pure tone and speech testing results; identifying the need for additional testing; identifying the degree and configuration of hearing loss; and identifying the type of hearing loss.
    • Objective 2.2 Determine candidacy for amplification (11%). Includes but is not limited to interpreting the case history and outlining contraindications to hearing instrument use.
  • Domain 3. Select Hearing Devices (18%) (18%)
    • Objective 3.1 Select style and type of hearing instruments (9%). Includes but is not limited to establishing fitting goals and selecting specific hearing instruments based on test results, case history, and individual patient/client preferences and lifestyle; selecting electroacoustic and physical properties; and evaluating the need for accessory devices.
    • Objective 3.2 Select earmold or other acoustic coupler (9%). Includes but is not limited to assessing physical properties of the outer ear, taking ear impressions, critiquing ear impressions, and selecting coupler based on patient/client needs.
  • Domain 4. Fit and Dispense Hearing Devices (20%) (20%)
    • Objective 4.1 Utilize protocols to fit hearing instruments and other devices (10%). Includes but is not limited to confirming physical and acoustic integrity of hearing devices; programming and adjusting hearing devices; verifying physical fit and acoustic comfort; orienting patient/client to hearing instruments; and orienting patient/client to assistive devices. This objective helps provide evidence of the candidate’s ability to program and dispense hearing instruments and other devices.
    • Objective 4.2 Verify fitting (5%). Includes but is not limited to selecting verification method based on patient/client; assessing physical and acoustic integrity of hearing devices; interpreting and explaining verification results; and modifying physical and acoustic parameters of device. This objective helps provide evidence of the candidate’s ability to perform fitting verification (e.g., speech mapping, REM).
    • Objective 4.3 Validate fitting (5%). Includes but is not limited to selecting validation method based on patient/client; interpreting and explaining validation results; and modifying physical and acoustic parameters of device. This objective helps provide evidence of the candidate’s ability to perform fitting validation (e.g., questionnaire, self-assessment).
  • Domain 5. Provide Continuing Care (19%) (19%)
    • Objective 5.1 Implement aural rehabilitation and counseling (8%). Includes but is not limited to demonstrating an understanding of the psychology of the hearing impaired; defining and managing patient/client expectations for improved communication; defining and managing family/caregiver expectations for improved communication; and identifying communication strategies.
    • Objective 5.2 Apply instrument maintenance and troubleshooting protocols (9%). Includes but is not limited to employing hearing instrument cleaning procedures; performing listening checks on hearing instruments; troubleshooting acoustic properties of hearing instruments; and adjusting based upon changes in patient/client hearing loss and/or listening needs. This objective helps provide evidence of the candidate’s ability to maintain and troubleshoot instrument performance.
    • Objective 5.3 Interpret electroacoustic analysis results (2%). Includes but is not limited to identifying need for electroacoustic analysis and comparing electroacoustic analysis of patient’s/client’s hearing instruments to fitting specifications.
Examination sources