You've been trained to assess auditory environments and implement hearing conservation programs. As an Ergonomist, you can apply your understanding of human factors to design safer and more efficient work environments, preventing injuries and improving productivity. You understand the importance of optimizing human well-being within a system.

Your experience in managing the Army Hearing Conservation Program has equipped you with the skills to oversee workplace health and safety. As a Health and Safety Manager, you can use your knowledge of regulatory compliance and risk management to create and enforce safety protocols, ensuring a healthy and secure work environment. You are already familiar with OSHA standards and training protocols.

You possess in-depth knowledge of audiological equipment and assistive hearing devices. As a Medical Equipment Sales Representative, you can leverage your expertise to effectively communicate the benefits of these products to healthcare professionals, building strong relationships and driving sales. You can demonstrate the technical proficiency and value proposition of complex medical devices.