Audiologist

UPMC•Jamestown, NY

14h•Onsite

About The Position

Join UPMC Chautauqua in Jamestown, NY as a full-time Audiologist and make a meaningful impact in a patient-centered, collaborative practice! This Monday–Friday dayshift role offers excellent work-life balance with no weekends or holidays, plus a comprehensive Total Rewards package and clear pathways for professional growth. As an Audiologist with UPMC, you’ll provide high-quality diagnostic testing, advanced audiologic services, and personalized hearing-aid care while supporting a warm, supportive clinical environment. You’ll also contribute to community outreach, participate in student education or supervision, and have the opportunity to engage in clinical research. We’re looking for a dedicated professional who values service excellence, teamwork, and continuous learning. If you’re ready to grow your expertise and join a team committed to exceptional patient care, apply today and explore all that UPMC has to offer!

Requirements

Master's degree or AUD (clinical doctorate)
Audiology State License in the practicing state (20 hours of continuing education every two years)
Audiologists maintain privileges at all satellite hospitals and maintain provider privileges (including Medicare UPIN #'s) for all accepted insurance products
Audiology State License in the practicing state.
Licensed Clinical Audiologist

Responsibilities

Performs special duties by developing unique skills and taking on special responsibilities to enhance the department.
Demonstrates service excellence in interactions with patients, visitors, staff, peers, physicians, and other departments.
Ensures test equipment is well-maintained by monitoring for malfunctions and reporting issues to the Senior Audiologist, Director, or service contractor.
Administers routine Audiology tests and interprets test results for effective management.
Demonstrates competence in administering at least five tests beyond the basic audiologic test battery.
Provides additional hearing-aid services, including fitting, evaluation, and counseling.
Contributes a minimum of two hours per year to didactic instruction for medical students or residents, or ten hours of supervision for residents or Audiology Students.
Participates in at least one public hearing screening program or similar extramural public relations activity annually.
Selects and fits appropriate hearing aids, evaluates their effectiveness, and provides counseling for proper use.
Engages in clinical research projects as requested by the Director, handling data collection, analysis, and documentation.