Evaluate hearing and provide treatment for individuals from birth to 22 years old
Conduct comprehensive diagnostic evaluations, including natural sleep and sedated ABR/ASSR
Perform fitting and follow-up care for hearing aids and assistive listening devices
Execute cochlear implant evaluations, programming, and follow-up
Assess and program bone anchored hearing devices and oversee follow-up care
Formulate and collaborate on treatment plans with related professionals like SLP and ENT
Provide inpatient evaluations and clinical precepting for AuD students and 4th-year externs
Benefits
Opportunities for collaboration with multiple specialties
Hands-on experience in a variety of audiological services
Mentorship opportunities for professional growth
Involvement in both inpatient and outpatient care settings
Access to advanced diagnostic tools and technology
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Responsibilities
Job Responsibilities: The Audiologist evaluates hearing and provides treatment/intervention for typically developing and special needs populations ages birth 22. Our Audiologists follow a best practice model to provide the following services: Comprehensive diagnostic evaluations including natural sleep and sedated ABR/ASSR, Evaluation, fitting, and follow up care for hearing aids and assistive listening devices, Cochlear implant evaluation, programming, and follow-up, Bone anchored hearing device evaluation, programming, and follow up. Formulate treatment plan and collaborate with related professionals (SLP, ENT) to execute plan of care. Collaborate with ENT providers for clinic coverage, and with other specialties within NCMG to optimize patient outcomes. Provide inpatient evaluations as requested and provide clinical precepting for AuD students and 4th year extern.
