Audiologist

Daily Tasks and Responsibilities

• Establish rapport with and gather history from patients; conduct audiometric testing; counsel patients; and make recommendations for hearing aids.
• Make ear impressions, ear molds, and order instruments.
• Program hearing aids using a computer.
• Diagnostic testing, vestibular evaluation, and hearing aid fitting/dispensing.
• Fit hearing aids and assist patients with any adjustments, questions or problems.
• Maintain documentation and patient files.
• Other duties could involve OAE, VNG/ENG, Tympanometry and BP testing.

Benefits

• 401(k)
• Medical Insurance
• Dental Insurance
• Generous PTO
• Vision insurance
• Life Insurance
• Licensure/CEU reimbursement may be available as well.

Qualifications

• Master or Doctor of Audiology will be considered.
• Active and current hearing aid dispensing and audiology licensure.
• Will need or be eligible for an MD Audiology license.

The successful Audiologist will also possess the following:

• Strong interpersonal and organizational skills.
• The ability to work in a team environment.
• The ability to interact professionally with patients, physicians, and team members.
• Willingness to learn and evolve with the practice.
• Self-motivated, positive attitude.
• Eagerness and determination to provide excellent patient care.