Audiologist - Greenville

Prisma Health•Greenville, SC

About The Position

The Audiologist is responsible for audiology testing at the UMG Greenville ENT facility and diagnostic testing of ENT patients to determine their hearing capability or disability. The role also supports documentation and patient interactions related to diagnostic testing, assessment, and treatment plans, and completes documentation and encounter forms to support correct and prompt billing. The Audiologist examines and assesses patients with conditions involving the outer, middle, or inner ear; develops treatment plans; counsels patients and families; monitors patient progress; and provides hearing-loss prevention education. The position exercises sound clinical judgment, maintains patient confidentiality, upholds professional and clinical standards, and participates in quality improvement, continuing education, and other patient care programs. This is a non-management position that reports to a supervisor, manager, director, or executive.

Requirements

Doctorate in Audiology.
Licensed Audiologist (C050).
Au.D. and South Carolina state board of Labor, Licensing, and Regulations credentials, if applicable.
An equivalent combination of work, academic, or certification qualifications may be considered in lieu of the stated education and experience, such as a master’s degree and Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC-A) through the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.

Nice To Haves

Fellow of the American Academy of Audiology.

Responsibilities

Perform audiology testing at the UMG Greenville ENT facility and diagnostic testing of ENT patients to determine hearing capability or disability.
Assist with documentation and patient interactions regarding diagnostic testing, assessment, and treatment plans.
Complete documentation and encounter forms to support correct and prompt billing.
Examine patients with conditions related to the outer, middle, or inner ear.
Assess examination results and diagnose problems efficiently and accurately.
Create appropriate and thorough treatment plans to meet patients’ goals.
Use hearing aids and other assistive listening devices proficiently.
Counsel patients and families on test results, recommendations, communication strategies, and hearing-loss prevention.
Evaluate patients regularly and modify treatment plans as needed.
Record patient progress and complete reports in a timely manner.
Research causes and treatments of hearing and balance disorders when applicable.
Educate patients on ways to prevent hearing loss.
Exercise sound clinical judgment, including appropriate referrals and follow-up care.
Maintain professionalism and dedication to clinical excellence.
Maintain confidentiality of patient information according to federal guidelines and regulations.
Participate in quality improvement, management, continuing education, and other patient care programs established by hospital or clinical requirements.
Perform other duties as assigned.