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The average Audiologist salary in South Africa in 2024

Average Audiologist salary

The average audiology salary in South Africa is R32,328.00 per month. Bonuses and commissions can supplement their salaries. An audiologist can earn bonuses ranging from R5,000.00 to R39,000.00 per year. An audiologist earns annual commissions ranging from R0.00 to R16,000.00 (Payscale). According to Salary Explorer, 82% of South African Audiologists received bonuses in 2021, while 18% did not receive any bonuses or commissions during the same year.

In South Africa, a variety of factors influence an audiologist’s salary. Below, we look at the factors that influence an audiologist’s salary.

Factors that affect the salary of an Audiologist in South Africa 

City where employed 

The city in which an audiologist works has a significant impact on their salary. Audiologists are most likely to find employment in urban cities. Due to the level of employer competition for skilled Audiologists in urban areas, bonuses are typically very high in order to encourage employees to work hard.

When it comes to the average salary for Audiologists in South Africa, Johannesburg is the highest-paying city. Audiologists in Johannesburg earn an average annual salary of R480,541.00. Bloemfontein is the second highest-paying city in South Africa, with an annual salary of R464,554.00 (Payscale).

Employer

An audiologist’s salary is influenced by the employer for whom they work. The employer determines an audiologist’s salary based on several factors, but the final decision on how much an audiologist should be paid on a yearly basis is made by the employer.

An audiologist’s bonus and incentive levels are also determined by his or her employer. Bonuses and incentives, on the other hand, can be agreed upon by both an Audiologist and the employer.

Average Audiologist salary with 0 – 2 years of work experience in 2024 

An audiologist with 0 to 2 years of experience can expect to earn R33,800.00 per month on average. Audiologists with 0 years of experience earn the least money in this category. Those with no work experience can expect to earn R28,500.00 per month.

Audiologists with 2 years of work experience earn the highest salary in this category. Audiologists with 2 years of experience earn an average monthly salary of R35,500.00.

Average Audiologist salary with 3 – 5 years of work experience in 2024

An Audiologist with 3 to 5 years of experience can expect to earn R43,500.00 per month on average. The average salary of Audiologists with 3 to 5 years of work experience is 29% higher than the average salary of Audiologists with 0 to 2 years of work experience.

Audiologists with 5 years of experience are the highest-paid in this category. An audiologist with five years of experience earns an average monthly salary of R41,650.00.

Audiologists with 3 years of experience, on the other hand, earn the lowest salary in this category. An Audiologist with 3 years of experience can expect to earn R37,833.00 per month on average.

Average Audiologist salary with 6 – 10 years of work experience in 2024 

An Audiologist with 6 to 10 years of experience can expect to earn R60,000.00 per month on average. The salary represents a 38% increase over the average salary of Audiologists with 3 to 5 years of experience.

Audiologists with 10 years of experience in the field are the highest-paid in this category. Audiologists with 10 years of experience earn an average monthly salary of R62,320.00.

Audiologists with less than six years of experience are paid the least. An Audiologist with 6 years of experience can expect to earn R54,400.00 per month on average.

Average Audiologist salary with 11 – 15 years of work experience in 2024

An Audiologist with 11 to 15 years of experience earns an average monthly salary of R74,300.00. The salary represents a 24% increase over the average salary of Audiologists with 6 to 10 years of experience.

Audiologists with 11 years of experience earn the lowest salary in this category, which is R70,600 per month. 

Audiologists with 15 years of experience earn the highest salary in this category. Audiologists with 15 years of experience earn an average monthly salary of R76,400.00.

Average Audiologist salary with 16 – 20 years of work experience in 2024 

Audiologists with 16 to 20 years of experience earn an average monthly salary of R79,600.00. The salary represents a 7% increase over the average salary of Audiologists with 11 to 15 years of experience.

Audiologists with 20 years of experience earn the highest salary in this category, with an average monthly salary of R82,900.00. Audiologists with 16 years of experience are the lowest paid, with an average monthly salary of R76,920.00.

Audiologists with more than 20 years of experience can receive a very high salary. With employer benefits, an audiologist with 20+ years of experience can earn more than R1,000,000.00.

Conclusion

Between the ages of 5 and 15 years of experience, an audiologist’s salary rises at a rapid rate. The salary of an Audiologist can be more than R880,000.00 per year, depending on a number of factors. Working for a good employer and in a good city are two things to think about if you want to advance your career while earning a high income as an audiologist.

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