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About the Role

This position involves performing direct clinical audiological activities including screenings, evaluations, treatment, and consultation. The role focuses on implementing and interpreting tests, recommending interventions, and providing habilitation/rehabilitation services.

Responsibilities

• Conducts audiological evaluations to determine the most beneficial habilitation/rehabilitation methods.
• Administers and interprets standard audiological diagnostic tests.
• Interviews patients and families to gather data for diagnosis and management.
• Counsels patients and families on habilitation/rehabilitation and medical intervention.
• Provides habilitation/rehabilitation services, including assistive listening devices and hearing aids, and monitors progress.
• Consults with other healthcare professionals to develop intervention strategies.
• Organizes and conducts hearing screening programs.
• Performs electroacoustic measurements of hearing aids and noise level measurements.
• Prepares written documentation, including evaluation results and treatment plans.
• Maintains department policies, procedures, and quality assurance standards.
• Participates in educational programs and meetings.

Requirements

• Possession of a New York State Department of Education license and current registration as an Audiologist.

Skills

• Principles, objectives, and techniques of audiological practice
• Diagnostic tests and therapeutic equipment used in audiology
• Anatomy, physiology, and abnormal psychology related to hearing disorders
• Understanding and compassion in dealing with patients
• Alertness in detecting symptoms

Salary/Compensations

• $35—$48.08 USD