Audiology Technician

RieLes Group•Hill Air Force Base, UT

13h•Onsite

About The Position

RieLes Group is seeking two Audiology Technicians to support occupational health and hearing conservation activities at Hill Air Force Base, Utah. The Occupational Medicine Services clinic supports a large federal, military, and tenant workforce. The audiology function works closely with the 75 OMRS Audiology Flight and other occupational health personnel to support annual hearing surveillance and workplace hearing conservation activities. This is an onsite, full-time government contract position with a Monday–Friday schedule from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM, excluding Federal Holidays. The contract includes a base year plus option years. The statement of work identifies Audiology Technician as a required staffing category but does not provide a separate detailed minimum education or certification standard for that labor category. Candidates should be evaluated against the Government-established qualifications for the category during recruitment and credentialing. The statement of work’s detailed audiology-support position is MRC Audiology Clinic Clerk; its listed qualifications are provided below.

Requirements

The statement of work does not provide a separate detailed minimum education or certification standard for the Audiology Technician labor category; candidates are evaluated against Government-established qualifications during recruitment and credentialing.
Current BLS certification is specified for the related MRC Audiology Clinic Clerk support position, where applicable to the assigned position.
The related MRC Audiology Clinic Clerk qualifications specify high school education or equivalent business/vocational education.
The related MRC Audiology Clinic Clerk qualifications specify six months of general office and/or appointment clerk experience.
Strong communication skills are specified for the related MRC Audiology Clinic Clerk position.
Contract healthcare personnel are subject to background screening, a Tier 1 (T1) background investigation, a favorable suitability determination, and required installation access procedures.

Nice To Haves

Healthcare facility experience.
Audiology or hearing-conservation support experience.
Experience in a military, federal, occupational health, or healthcare environment.
Familiarity with hearing conservation programs.
Experience working with electronic medical records.
Knowledge of DoD hearing conservation requirements.
Familiarity with medical terminology and occupational health processes.
Familiarity with MHS GENESIS, ASIMS, and related systems.

Responsibilities

Support annual audiology surveillance examinations for civilian, Active Duty, and qualified tenant personnel.
Coordinate with the Audiology department in support of hearing conservation requirements.
Assist with scheduling and coordination of hearing examinations across work sites.
Support hearing conservation activities in accordance with applicable military and OSHA requirements.
Maintain and track hearing conservation program information, including data associated with approximately 6,000 annual audiology surveillance appointments.
Assist with accurately updating occupational health records and rosters in systems such as ASIMS and MHS GENESIS, as applicable.
Support pre-deployment and post-deployment hearing examinations.
Communicate with patients and supervisors regarding scheduled appointments; provide reminders and assist with rescheduling.
Remind patients to bring required personal protective equipment (PPE) for hearing-related assessments and education.
Collaborate with audiologists, hearing conservation personnel, Public Health, Bioenvironmental Engineering, medical staff, and clerical personnel.
Assist in maintaining efficient audiology and occupational health clinic workflow.
Perform other duties within the scope of audiology and occupational health support as assigned.