Audiologist
wakemed health hospitalsApex (NC)
About the role
Job Title Helping people hear better starts with you.
Job Description:
As part of WakeMed's ENT Head & Neck team in Apex, you'll play a key role in helping patients improve their hearing, balance, and overall quality of life. You'll evaluate hearing and vestibular concerns, guide patients through treatment options, and provide compassionate, evidence-based care every step of the way.
Responsibilities:
Evaluate hearing and balance concerns and guide patients through personalized care plans.
Keep your caseload running smoothly and documentation sharp.
Fit, program, troubleshoot, and manage hearing aids and devices (including real-ear measures).Track patient progress, adjust treatment as needed, and counsel patients on technology and expectations.
Jump into outreach events, screenings, and community health initiatives.
Support daily clinic flow — scheduling, equipment checks, supplies, invoices — and help onboard students and new team members.
Collaborate with ENT physicians, APPs, and care teams, including coordinating in-office and OR ABRs and making referrals when needed.
Department Description:
- Serving the community since 1961, WakeMed Health & Hospitals is the leading provider of health services in Wake County. With a mission to improve the health and well-being of our community, we are committed to providing outstanding and compassionate care.
- EOELicensureLicensed Audiologist Required Certificate of Clinical Competence in Audiology Required
- EducationMaster's Degree Audiology Required
- Experience 2 Years Clinical - Audiology Preferred Clinical - Neurodiagnostics Preferred
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