Audiologist

• Provide direct patient care at Otolaryngology clinics, including assessment, planning, implementation, evaluation, observations, and recommendations during office visits and by phone.
• Provide patient education and explain procedures and process.
• Disseminate patient care information to appropriate sources.
• Collaborate with neurotology, pediatric otology, audiology, surgery schedulers, medical assistants, nurses, providers, and care team members in cochlear implant and osseointegrated pathway navigation.
• Triage cochlear implant referrals and support scheduling and implant pathways for new patients.
• Identify insurance and audiometric criteria needs and navigate patients through testing.
• Coordinate imaging needs and send order forms to operating rooms.
• Coordinate and oversee device ordering with audiology and operating room procurement teams.
• Coordinate delivery of cochlear implant externals to appropriate audiology sites.
• Serve as key contact with device company representatives.
• Assist with insurance appeals and peer-to-peer processes.
• Attend meetings with physicians, audiologists, and surgery schedulers.
• Serve as resource navigator for practice coordinators, nurses, surgery schedulers, audiology technicians, audiologists, and physicians.
• Build and support the implantable devices equipment process, including new orders and upgrades.
• Serve as a PRN Audiologist when coverage is needed.
• Oversee implantable devices program data management and identify growth opportunities.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

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