Audiologist

E.N.T. Specialty Partners•Baltimore, MD

24d•Onsite

About The Position

ESP is seeking a patient-focused Audiologist to work alongside ENT physicians and other healthcare professionals to evaluate and treat hearing and balance disorders. The role provides diagnostic audiology, hearing aid services, tinnitus care, vestibular evaluations, and fitting and programming of bone-anchored and cochlear implant devices for adult and pediatric patients. The Audiologist counsels patients and families, documents care, prepares diagnostic reports, and supports continuity of care and clinic operations. The role is based in an on-site clinical setting with direct patient interaction and a Monday–Friday daytime schedule. Occasional after-hours meetings may be required. ESP supports continued learning through up to three paid continuing-education days annually, reimbursement for state license renewal, and a $1,000 annual professional-development allowance.

Requirements

Doctorate in Audiology (Au.D. or Ph.D.).
Active state license.
ASHA certification (CCC-A) or eligibility for certification.
Experience with both adult and pediatric populations.
Skill in diagnostics, hearing aid fittings, and vestibular care.
Compassionate communication and strong attention to detail.
Comfort with EMR systems and clinical documentation.
Maintain confidentiality, accuracy, professionalism, and collaboration with clinical teams.
Attend job-related and required in-service education programs for graduation and state licensure.
Maintain legal and accreditation compliance with applicable federal, state, and local regulations and professional standards.
Maintain current job knowledge through tracking trends, reading professional publications, maintaining professional networks, and participating in professional organizations.

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with billing practices.

Responsibilities

Perform audiological evaluations, including audiograms, tympanometry, otoacoustic emissions, and reflex testing, for adult and pediatric patients.
Conduct hearing aid evaluations, fittings, adjustments, and follow-up care.
Provide tinnitus evaluations and treatment.
Administer vestibular testing, including VNG, Dix-Hallpike, and Epley maneuvers.
Fit and program bone-anchored and cochlear implant devices.
Create and fit custom ear molds and hearing protection.
Counsel patients and families on results, treatment options, and device care.
Maintain and calibrate audiological equipment.
Document patient visits, procedures, and progress in EMR systems.
Prepare diagnostic reports for physician and patient use.
Manage hearing aid and ear mold orders, repairs, and inventory.
Maintain a clean, organized, and welcoming clinic environment.
Follow safety and infection-control procedures.
Participate in clinical case discussions and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Ensure adherence to HIPAA, OSHA, and other regulatory guidelines.
Participate in meetings, in-service education, and continuing education.
Assist with legal and accreditation compliance.
Stay current on audiology best practices, equipment, and patient-care innovations.