Audiologist

• Participate in and lead internal and external education and training programs
• Prepare and teach product, software, audiology, technical, and related content to internal and external audiences, live and online
• Travel to customer offices, regional meetings, and corporate headquarters for training events
• Give professional presentations at local, state, and national meetings, conventions, and seminars
• Participate in employee training
• Create presentations, handouts, and other education and training materials
• Study current and classic literature in audiology and amplification
• Review and contribute to white papers, articles, training materials, and other written content
• Conduct in-office and online trainings, classes, demonstrations, and workshops for hearing professionals
• Respond to training-event requests from Sales, staff, and customers
• Independently schedule required travel within corporate guidelines
• Participate in peer review of training materials and professional presentations
• Maintain current clinical skills through clinical activities
• Evaluate and validate software and hearing aids for functionality and teach them to internal and external audiences
• Collaborate with Sales, Events, Marketing, Customer Service, and Research & Development
• Maintain administrative records and complete corporate reporting, training request forms, and CEU documentation
• Maintain expenses within corporate guidelines
• Maintain company equipment
• Perform other assigned duties

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