Audiologist-FT-Orem

Revere Health•Vineyard, UT

8d•Onsite

About The Position

At Revere Health, we value the health of our patients above all else. Al the largest independent multi-specialty physician group in Utah, our healthcare system gives patients the best in communication, quality, coordination and innovation. Founded in 1969 in Provo, Utah, Revere Health has grown to include 29 medical specialties in over 100 locations throughout Utah, Arizona and Nevada. As the first Accountable Care Organization (ACO) accredited by Medicare in Utah, and the only Next Generation ACO in the State, Revere Health offers a unique, patient-oriented approach to healthcare. We strive to keep medical costs as a minimum while providing the utmost in quality healthcare. Revere Health: Your Health Above All Else. Position Summary: Our busy ENT office in Orem, Utah is seeking a full-time licensed Audiologist. Must be able to work independently and provide comprehensive audiological evaluations for both pediatric and adult patients with additional testing including Tympanograms, Acoustic Reflexes, OAE and Hearing Aid dispensing.

Requirements

Master's degree or Doctor of Audiology degree of an accredited Audiology educational program including successful completion of required clinical internships and National Certification and Utah State Licensure
Motivated to provide high quality care in an efficient and compassionate manor to members of the community.
Confident and competent in diagnosing hearing loss, prescribing and selling hearing aid devices.
Able to write routine reports and correspondence as well as speak effectively before groups of patients, customers, or employees.
Computer knowledge with experience in basic word processing and spreadsheet programs required.
General office equipment and procedure knowledge helpful
Effectively participate as a team member with department and its practices
Communicate effectively in a professional and courteous manner.
Excellent organizational skills
Demonstrate a high standard of clinical quality.

Responsibilities

Define patient hearing impairment and balance disorders by conferring with referring physician, selecting and administering relevant tests, and operating diagnostic equipment.
Determine type and degree of hearing impairment and effects on comprehension and speech by interpreting audiometric diagnostic data and prepare written diagnostic reports.
Provide treatments by selling, fitting, repairing, and reprogramming hearing aids and other assistive devices.
Counsel patients and families concerning aural rehabilitation procedures.
Maintain patient records by recording and updating evaluations, changes, progress, and treatments.
Improve quality results by studying, evaluating, and re-designing processes; implementing changes; participating in research programs; and evaluating new equipment, devices, and techniques.
Provide auditory evaluations and education using hearing protection and hearing loss screening programs.
Maintain supplies inventory by checking stock, anticipating needs, placing orders, and verifying receipt.
Maintain legal and accreditation compliance to federal, state, and local regulations.
Update job knowledge by tracking new trends and participating in educational opportunities.