Audiologist | Part-Time | $31.42

The Audiologist provides audiology services in clinic locations for individuals of all ages. Ensures services meet organizational guidelines, funder requirements and accreditation standards.

• Evaluates hearing sensitivity and acuity using appropriate evidence-based procedures.
• Provides management, consultation, and follow-up recommendations for individuals demonstrating disorders in auditory communication.
• Selects, orders, and fits individuals with appropriate ear mold(s), hearing aid(s), or assistive technology.
• Serves as a supervisor for student clinicians.
• Participates in local health fairs and community education seminars.
• Produces written reports and maintains appropriate chart notes on all individuals within the same day of service.
• Monitors accuracy and completeness of files. Maintains accurate and complete records in the electronic medical record.

• Extensive knowledge of audiology and best practices for assessments and treatments. Able to analyze information, develop effective plans and modify plans as needed.
• Able to communicate effectively with a diverse group of people.
• Establishes and maintains successful interpersonal relationships and works cooperatively with internal and external stakeholders.
• Able to work independently to achieve goals.
• Knowledge of computer systems and Microsoft Office suite. Knowledge of hearing aid programming software.

• Adaptability & Initiative: Adapts to changes in the work environment and prioritizes activities to manage work responsibilities.
• Communications: Communicates and exchanges accurate information through a variety of methods.
• Dependability: Executes job duties within specified timeframes in order to meet agency objectives.
• Job Knowledge & Quality: Maintains knowledge related to job responsibilities and ensures that output meets or exceeds established standards.
• Judgment & Problem Solving: Exhibits sound decision making-skills and includes other staff in decision making when appropriate.
• Teamwork & Professionalism: Establishes and maintains effective relationships and works cooperatively in group situations.

• Must have Doctorate of Audiology (AuD).
• Must have, or obtain within 90 days, state license and maintain current licensure.

• This position primarily works weekday daytime hours. May work evenings or weekends depending on the needs of the organization.
• This position requires driving personal vehicle for meetings and community events.
• Must have reliable vehicle and maintain current driver's license and proof of insurance.
• Must complete and maintain all required trainings/certifications.
• Must maintain confidential information in accordance with HIPAA regulations.