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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. This role involves the evaluation and fitting of basic and computerized hearing systems, and collaboration with medical specialists regarding audiologic, dizziness, and balance manifestations of ear disease. The Audiologist will conduct physiologic, electrophysiologic, and behavioral assessments of auditory sensitivity and balance function for out-patients, serving as an expert in amplification systems for geriatric, pediatric, and difficult-to-test populations. Responsibilities include developing treatment and therapy programs in conjunction with physicians, advising general practice physicians on audiological and balance manifestations of ear disease, and maintaining hearing conservation and ototoxic monitoring programs. The role also involves communicating hearing services information to the public through health programs, training medical and audiology students, making recommendations to patients and families, and ensuring patient kindness and consideration. The Audiologist must stay current on legislative information, new procedures, and safety information to maintain a safe patient care environment, and actively participate in community outreach programs. The position requires the ability and willingness to regularly travel between all outpatient clinic locations and perform other duties as assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level

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