Audiologist 2 - Part Time

Stony Brook University•East Setauket, NY

1d•$97,706 - $121,486•Onsite

About The Position

At Stony Brook Medicine, an Audiologist 2 will provide outpatient and inpatient audiological services to individuals of all ages from infants to geriatrics. The TH Audiologist 2 will work collaboratively with speech and hearing and ENT staff and other Hospital and community professionals to provide expert care to the patients at Stony Brook. This position will work to assist to develop programs and educate students.

Requirements

Doctorate of Audiology.
At least 1 year of full-time pediatric audiology experience or the equivalent of 1 year.
Adult audiology experience.
Pediatric assessment experience of children from 0-3 years.
Experience with threshold Auditory Brainstem Response and performing cochlear implant services.
Responsible, flexible, ability to work in a team environment and friendly.
American Speech and Hearing Association certification.
NYS license in Audiology.
Successfully complete pre-employment physical examination and obtain medical clearance from Stony Brook Medicine's Employee Health Services
Complete electronic reference check with a minimum of three (3) professional references.
Successfully complete a 4 panel drug screen
Meet Regulatory Requirements for pre employment screenings.
Provide a copy of any required New York State license(s)/certificate(s).

Nice To Haves

2 or more years of full-time pediatric audiology experience or the equivalent.
Some degree of competence in performing threshold Auditory Brainstem Response testing and cochlear implant assessment and programming.
Experience with Videonystagmography, Electrocochleography, Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potential.

Responsibilities

Perform hearing tests for all ages from infants to adults with a primary emphasis on pediatrics from 0-3 years. Procedures include but are not limited to behavioral hearing assessment, immittance, Otoacoustic Emissions, threshold Auditory Brainstem Response and Newborn Hearing Screenings. Provide appropriate recommendations to the patient and family.
Perform cochlear implant and other implantable device evaluations and programming. Participate with program development in conjunction with the Department Head and the Director of Neurotology.
Provide vestibular assessments, including but not limited to Videonystagmography, Electrocochleography and Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potential. Perform diagnostic Auditory Brainstem Response testing.
Assess children with Auditory Processing concerns and provide accurate recommendations to the family and the school, based on history and results.
Perform training and supervision of audiology students.