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While all audiologists and a master's degree in the field, the short answer is no, an audiologist is not a physician. There are many audiologists who go on to earn a doctor of audiology degree, which is the equivalent of a Ph. D. However, it is not classed as a medical degree.

An audiologist primarily treats hearing loss, tinnitus, and balance issues; an otolaryngologist typically does not treat hearing loss, instead treating other medical issues related to the ears, nose, and throat.

Earwax removal is a big part of any audiologist's job. This process can be handled in a variety of different ways, and the type of method your audiologist will use will usually depend on the type of earwax issue you're encountering.