Educational audiology

I'm an early career audiologist and so far I've only been in ENT and hospital clinic settings. I'm planning to move out of state within the next year, and I'm seeing openings for educational audiologists in the area that I'll be moving to. My experience in this area of practice is extremely limited, I never did a single educational audiology placement in grad school. But prior to changing careers I was working in education (ESL) for about a decade so I'm wondering if it would be a good fit for me.

I'd love to hear from anyone who has made a similar switch, or just any educational audiologists in general. What is your day to day like? How does it compare to working in clinic? Do you love it, hate it, somewhere in between?