The Audiologist examines patients with speech and hearing disorders and provides remedial services. The role also performs research related to speech and language problems. It administers evaluations and tests, interprets results to determine impairments and treatment, counsels patients on techniques to improve speech or hearing, and plans prevention and treatment programs. The Audiologist maintains records, refers patients to additional services when needed, advises educators and medical staff, and participates in training and conferences to stay current on treatment methods and technology.
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Full-time
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