Provides a range of diagnostic and rehabilitative audiology and vestibular/balance function services in the Memorial ENT practice, encompassing basic and comprehensive audiological and balance function assessments for patients of all ages, including pediatric patients. Evaluation and fitting of basic and computerized hearing systems. Collaboration with medical specialists regarding audiologic, dizziness and balance manifestations of ear disease. Conducts physiologic, electrophysiologic and behavioral assessments of auditory sensitivity and balance function for out-patients. Serves as expert in acoustic, electroacoustic and physical characteristics of amplification systems in geriatric, pediatric and difficult to test populations, including administration of diagnostic testing and development of treatment and therapy programs for patients in conjunction with physicians. Serves in advisory role to general practice physicians for audiological, dizziness and balance manifestations of ear disease and non-medical treatment options. Participates in and maintains hearing conservation and ototoxic monitoring programs. Communicates hearing services information to public by implementing hearing health programs. Actively participates in training and education of medical students and audiology students. Makes recommendations to the patient and family/caregiver; Involves family members and significant other in the process. Provides kindness and consideration in meeting the needs for patient. Keeps current on new legislative information, new procedures and safety information to provide a safe patient care environment. Actively participates in community outreach programs providing supportive and networking services. Ability and willingness to regularly travel between all outpatient clinic locations. Performs other duties as required or assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level