Audiologist - VNG (Vestibular Testing) Per - Diem

Wyckoff Heights Medical Center•, NY

13d•$70•Onsite

About The Position

The Audiologist will perform comprehensive VNG testing, including oculomotor evaluation, positional and positioning testing, and caloric testing. They will also conduct additional vestibular assessments as indicated (e.g., vHIT, VEMP, rotary chair) based on departmental resources. The role involves accurately analyzing, interpreting, and documenting vestibular test findings, identifying findings consistent with peripheral vs. central vestibular pathology, and promptly communicating urgent or atypical results to the referring provider. This position requires close collaboration with Otolaryngology, Neurology, and Vestibular Physical Therapy, coordinating care and testing results with surgeons, physicians, and advanced practice providers, and participating in interdisciplinary discussions. The Audiologist will prepare patients for testing, explain procedures, monitor patient tolerance, ensure safety and comfort, and provide post-test instructions. Additionally, they will complete timely and accurate documentation in the electronic medical record, maintain compliance with hospital policies and regulatory requirements, and ensure vestibular equipment is functioning properly.

Requirements

Doctor of Audiology (AuD) from an accredited institution.
Current state licensure as an Audiologist.
Demonstrated competency in VNG testing and interpretation.
Strong communication, organizational, and clinical reasoning skills.

Nice To Haves

Experience working in a hospital‑based or specialty clinic environment.
Experience supporting ENT or surgical specialty practices.
Familiarity with vestibular rehabilitation workflows.
Experience with complex vestibular and neurologic presentations.
Comfort working in a fast‑paced, multidisciplinary surgical setting.

Responsibilities

Perform comprehensive VNG testing, including oculomotor evaluation, positional and positioning testing, and caloric testing.
Conduct additional vestibular assessments as indicated (e.g., vHIT, VEMP, rotary chair) based on departmental resources.
Accurately analyze, interpret, and document vestibular test findings.
Identify findings consistent with peripheral vs. central vestibular pathology and promptly communicate urgent or atypical results to the referring provider.
Work closely with Otolaryngology, Neurology, and Vestibular Physical Therapy.
Coordinate care and testing results with surgeons, physicians, and advanced practice providers.
Participate in interdisciplinary discussions when needed to support diagnostic and surgical decision‑making.
Prepare patients for vestibular testing, explaining procedures clearly and addressing concerns.
Monitor patient tolerance throughout testing and ensure safety, comfort, and infection‑control standards.
Provide post‑test instructions and general education as appropriate.
Complete timely and accurate documentation in the electronic medical record.
Maintain compliance with hospital policies, Department of Surgery standards, and regulatory requirements.
Ensure vestibular equipment is functioning properly and report issues per departmental protocol.