Audiologist, Development and Rehabilitation – Temporary Full-Time (0.8) (until April 2027)

CHEO•Ottawa, ON

1d•CA$48 - CA$59•Onsite

About The Position

The audiologist works within the Audiology Service to provide hospital based audiological services for children from ages 0 to 18 years. The audiologist is primarily responsible for the evaluation, diagnosis and management of hearing difficulties in children.

Requirements

Masters degree in Audiology (Essential)
Registration with the College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists of Ontario (Essential)
Authorizer with the Assistive Devices Program (Essential)
Minimum two (2) years of experience in paediatric audiology (Essential)
Demonstrated strength in teamwork and in communication with families (Essential)
Willingness to work flexible hours, as required (Essential)
Vulnerable Sector Check (Essential)

Nice To Haves

Bilingualism (French/English) (Preferred)

Responsibilities

Performs a complete audiological evaluation by selecting from a battery of behavioral and objective procedures in order to make a differential diagnosis of hearing impairment.
Interprets audiometric results with other diagnostic data, such as educational, medical and social information and makes appropriate referrals to other health care providers or agencies.
Develops, implements and/or participates in a care plan for children with hearing disorders in consultation with appropriate team members (internal and external).
Prescribes hearing devices, which include hearing aids, cochlear implants, FM systems and other assistive listening devices.
Ensures the appropriate fitting, verification and validation of hearing devices using current technology and functional measures in consultation with therapists/teachers.
Documents results of client intervention as required by CHEO, College, or external standards.
Conducts educational programs for hospital staff, medical students/residents, visiting professionals and the public.
May supervise and teach graduate students in audiology as well as CDAs and community screeners
Participates in hospital or clinic committees/activities such as quality management, research, and education as required.
Follows hospital and clinical procedures, which may include activities such as workload measurement data collection, patient billing, monitoring of equipment, etc.
Maintains a standard of professional education by attending conferences, professional meetings, manufacturer’s seminars, etc.