Audiologist

• Conduct diagnostic evaluations, including comprehensive audiological assessments, VNG, and electrophysiology
• Dispense and manage hearing aids while offering recommendations based on diagnostic findings
• Collaborate with audiologists and physicians to ensure exceptional patient care
• Travel as needed to support patient and departmental needs
• Perform an average of 5 billable diagnostic audiology services each clinic day
• Provide comprehensive audiologic and vestibular assessments for pediatric through adult populations
• Assist in providing complete coverage of Otolaryngology clinics, including managing work-in patients and off-site locations
• Conduct special diagnostic testing, including electrophysiological, electroacoustic, and vestibular evaluations
• Dispense and fit hearing aids and auditory implants, and assist with cochlear implant programs
• Recommend and provide rehabilitative services for individuals with hearing disorders
• Maintain timely and accurate documentation in the electronic health record
• Counsel patients, families, and other stakeholders, ensuring professionalism and patient confidentiality
• Participate in multidisciplinary teams, professional development, and department initiatives
• Perform other duties as assigned

• Conduct hearing aid evaluations and consultations
• Build individualized treatment plans
• Recommend hearing technology matched to each patient's needs
• Fit, verify, and fine-tune hearing technology using best practices, including real-ear measurement
• Counsel patients and families throughout the rehabilitation process
• Provide long-term follow-up and ongoing clinical care
• Partner with physicians and onsite Clinic Assistants to deliver strong patient outcomes
• Lead the clinical relationship across evaluation, treatment planning, counseling, and verification
• Deliver remote programming through the MaestroFusion® platform across multiple practices

Dispensing Audiologist – Texas License

• 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

• Oversee operations across multiple subcontracted locations, ensuring high standards of Veteran care and service.
• Provide leadership, guidance, oversight, and quality assurance to front-line audiology examiners.
• Enhance operational efficiency while ensuring outstanding clinical audiology services.
• Direct the deployment and management of programs to improve access to audiology services.
• Consolidate and analyze Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to monitor clinical performance, identify risks, and implement mitigation strategies.
• Ensure the quality and accuracy of disability and compensation audiology examinations conducted by professional audiology service providers.
• Maintain comprehensive and accurate project and operational documentation, including status updates and progress reports.
• Ensure compliance with all relevant laws, regulations, and SAIC/VA policies in the delivery of audiology services.

Lead Audiologist

• Assist during audiological evaluations under the direction of an Audiologist
• Room patients and take patient case histories
• Program hearing aids for CI and Baha evaluations
• Troubleshoot hearing technology devices, recommend repairs, and draft authorization requests for parts and repairs
• Maintain a tracking system and instruct patients and families in the use of hearing technology equipment
• Enter and extract research data from databases
• Check in hearing technology equipment and document it in SharePoint
• Produce and maintain statistical records, reports, forms, schedules, and other materials
• Perform administrative duties as necessary
• Maintain supplies, inventory, clinical equipment, toys, files, records, consult rooms, and booths
• Keep the clinic neat and orderly

Audiology Assistant

• Provide remote diagnostic audiology services to partnering ENT practices
• Work with an onsite MA or equivalent
• Conduct comprehensive audiology evaluations including pure-tone audiometry, speech audiometry, video otoscopy, and immittance testing
• Perform initial fitting of air conduction hearing devices
• Work with ENT clinic staff to provide diagnostic audiology services as directed by the ENT group
• Provide use and care counseling for air conduction hearing aids
• Utilize advanced diagnostic equipment to assess and analyze auditory function
• Chart notes in the ENT EMR and write reports as appropriate
• Recommend next audiology steps to the ENT
• Communicate assessment findings to patients clearly and empathetically
• Document patient interactions and maintain accurate electronic medical records

• Provide direct patient care for patients with hearing and/or balance disorders
• Select and fit hearing aids
• Supervise student clinicians in screenings, evaluations and aural rehabilitation
• Participate in service-delivery decisions within the audiology program
• Provide screenings, evaluations and relevant treatment for hearing-related needs
• Support clinical education of undergraduate and graduate Speech Pathology and Audiology students
• Perform other duties assigned by the Chair or Director of Clinical Education and Operations
• Report to the Department Chair

• Identify, assess, diagnose, manage, and interpret test results related to disorders of human hearing, balance, and other neural systems for pediatrics through geriatrics
• Evaluate auditory function using pure tone and speech testing, immittance testing, and otoacoustic emission testing
• Evaluate the vestibular system using videonystagmography (VNG) procedures
• Perform advanced electrophysiologic tests including Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR) and Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potential (VEMP) testing
• Interpret results and counsel patients regarding test results
• Determine treatment courses and review hearing-care options with patients

• Conduct hearing assessments and diagnostics using remote technology and interpret results for practices and patients
• Provide remote counseling and support to patients regarding hearing loss and Virsono solutions
• Recommend, sell, and fit appropriate Earlens solutions and air conduction systems
• Document patient interactions and maintain accurate records in the electronic medical record system
• Assist with scheduling activities and work with local and national resources
• Provide excellent patient care and proactive customer service while minimizing returns
• Collaborate with healthcare professionals and referral sources as needed
• Stay up to date with advancements in hearing technology and telehealth technology
• Meet clinic productivity and quality standards

Part-Time Audiologist

• Perform basic patient care functions under the direction of a physician or registered nurse
• Document patient care as required
• Prepare patients for physician examinations
• Share observations of patient progress toward established goals with the physician
• Instruct patients and families regarding medication and treatment directions
• Chart on behalf of the provider in the exam room when needed, including name, title, date, and time, with provider sign-off
• Schedule patient appointments and referrals as directed
• Perform receptionist duties as necessary
• Perform other duties assigned by the supervisor

Audiologist jobs in United States

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Dispensing Audiologist – Texas License

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Part-Time Audiologist

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