New Career for Hearing Impaired?

Teacher

Many hearing- and vision-impaired people are teachers. They teach all subjects from math to English to physical fitness. They can teach preschool children as well as college students. But perhaps the most suitable careers for teachers who are impaired are working with people who have special needs. For example, a hearing-impaired person who teaches hearing-impaired children can share his experiences with certain problems and how to overcome them.

Clerical

Office worker

Clerical positions such as secretaries, receptionists, legal assistants, medical-billing assistants and phone operators are just a few career choices for the hearing or visually impaired. The work may include data entry, answering phones and directing calls, typing, working with fax machines and copiers and ordering office supplies. There are a variety of adaptive products that allow disabled people to perform these tasks more easily, including Braille computers and phones, signaling devices and specialized keyboards.

Have you considered working online? Most contact with people would be through emails and messaging, so that might be a good option for you. That's what I do, If you want to know what I do and see if it works for you, please feel free to contact me. Good Luck hun!