Audiologist - Phoenix, AZ

HealthOp Solutions•Phoenix, AZ

21h•Onsite

About The Position

Under the general supervision of the Director of Operations, the Audiologist is responsible for overseeing patient care during appointments within a medical practice. This role provides diagnostic and therapeutic services to neonates, infants, children, adolescents, adults, and geriatric patients with hearing, balance, and communication disorders. The Audiologist delivers patient education, conducts evaluations, performs hearing tests, and supports overall clinical operations.

Requirements

Doctorate of Audiology required
Current Audiologist license in the State of Arizona required
Knowledge of HIPAA regulations and commitment to patient confidentiality
Proficiency in Microsoft Office, internet usage, and data entry
Ability to pass state and federal background screening and work within a correctional setting if required
Strong organizational, communication, and time management skills
Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a team environment
Proficiency in medical and surgical terminology
Doctorate of Audiology required
Arizona Audiologist license required
2+ years clinical audiology experience
Knowledge of HIPAA compliance

Nice To Haves

Minimum two years of audiology experience in a clinical setting preferred
Cover Letter and references are preferred but optional.

Responsibilities

Define patient hearing impairment and balance disorders through physician collaboration, diagnostic testing, and interpretation of audiometric data
Administer electrophysiological and other relevant diagnostic tests using specialized equipment
Prepare comprehensive diagnostic reports based on evaluation findings
Provide treatment including ear canal cleaning, fitting hearing aids and assistive devices, and cochlear implant support
Conduct auditory training, speech and lip-reading instruction, and aural rehabilitation programs
Counsel patients and families on hearing conditions and treatment plans
Maintain accurate and up-to-date patient records, documenting evaluations, progress, and treatments
Support quality improvement initiatives by evaluating processes, implementing changes, and participating in research activities
Conduct hearing protection programs, noise assessments, and community education initiatives
Manage medical supply inventory, including ordering and maintaining stock levels
Ensure compliance with all federal, state, and local regulations as well as professional standards
Stay current with industry trends, new technologies, and best practices through continuing education
Collaborate effectively with clinical staff and contribute to team-based patient care