Audiologist

Children's Wisconsin

. Evaluate pediatric patients referred to the Audiology Program .

Posted 9/24/2026full-timeMilwaukee • Wisconsin • United StatesJuniorWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in pediatric audiology, including the evaluation and management of auditory disabilities, hearing aid technology, and the administration of standardized audiological tests. Strong communication skills are essential for effective collaboration with patients, families, and clinical professionals.

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Clinical Doctorate Of Audiology (AuD)Pediatric AudiologyHearing Aid TechnologyAudiologist License (156) - State Of WisconsinBLS-Basic Life Support Healthcare Provider Certification

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Hard Skills

Audiological TestingHearing Aid DispensingCerumen ManagementAuditory Processing EvaluationNewborn Hearing ScreeningImpedance TestingOtoacoustic Emissions TestingBehavioral AssessmentsTreatment Plan DevelopmentPatient Progress Monitoring

Soft Skills

Effective CommunicationMentoringCollaborationCounseling

Tools & Technologies

Audiological Equipment CalibrationDatabases DevelopmentProtocols Development

Certifications & Qualifications

Audiologist License (156) - State Of WisconsinBLS-Basic Life Support Healthcare Provider Certification

Industry Keywords

Pediatric Medical SettingAuditory RehabilitationCochlear ImplantsClinical Pediatric AudiologyAnatomyPhysiologySociologyAcousticsPhonetics

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Evaluate pediatric patients referred to the Audiology Program
Determine hearing levels, likely auditory-system damage, disability degree and potential benefits of hearing aids or special training
Prescribe, select, dispense and adjust hearing aids and accessories
Administer newborn hearing screening, impedance testing, otoacoustic emissions, auditory brainstem response testing, automated steady state response testing, behavioral assessments and auditory processing evaluations
Counsel and instruct patients and families regarding auditory disabilities, treatment needs and long-term effects
Monitor children referred to Audiology and connect families with hearing-loss organizations
Perform cerumen management
Maintain audiological evaluation reports, hearing-aid progress summaries and professional correspondence
Develop protocols, databases and student/new-employee handbooks
Collaborate with physicians, speech-language pathologists and clinical professionals
Attend patient review conferences, clinics, education classes and meetings
Mentor audiology and speech pathology students and supervise graduate students during practicum
Lead and participate in pediatric audiology or otolaryngology research
Provide in-service training and community lectures
Attend continuing-education conferences
Monitor testing-equipment accuracy and calibrate equipment regularly
Maintain productivity supporting department goals

Requirements

What you’ll need

1+ years experience in a pediatric medical setting
Clinical Doctorate of Audiology (AuD) degree
Knowledge of anatomy, physiology, sociology, acoustics and phonetics
Knowledge of auditory rehabilitation, cochlear implants, cerumen management, auditory processing, hearing aid technology and clinical pediatric audiology
Ability to administer and evaluate standardized audiological tests and evaluate audiometric results
Ability to develop treatment plans and monitor patient progress
Effective communication with patients, families, physicians, speech-language pathologists and related clinical professionals
BLS-Basic Life Support Healthcare Provider certification required
Audiologist License (156) - State of Wisconsin required

Benefits

Comp & perks

Full-time employment
Employment at-will
Equal opportunity and affirmative action workplace
Diverse and inclusive work environment