Choosing Voiceover Talent for Audio Textbooks for Medical Professionals

1. The voice actor should have experience in the medical industry. They should understand complex terminology and be able to properly pronounce medical terms.

2. The voice actor should be able to adjust their tone of voice depending on the context of the audio recording. They should be able to sound authoritative when discussing medical procedures, and compassionate when speaking with patients. 

3. The voice actor should be comfortable working with difficult pronunciations. They may need to do some research into specific regional dialects in order to capture the correct pronunciation. 

4. The voice actor should be familiar with HIPAA regulations and know how to keep patient information confidential. They must also adhere to any other confidentiality agreements that may be in place.

5. The voice talent agency you work with should have a good reputation and a history of producing quality medical audio recordings.

6. The voice actor should be able to provide a high-quality recording that is free of background noise and distortion. 

7. The voice actor should be able to turn around projects quickly, often within 24 hours or less. 

8. The voice talent agency you work with should have a team of professional sound engineers who can properly mix and master the audio files. 

9. The voice actor should be willing to do revisions until you’re completely satisfied with the final product.

10. You should always receive a demo reel before hiring a professional medical voice talent so that you can hear their range and versatility.