Audiologists
for humanityMinot (ND)
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Audiologist Trinity Physician-Clinics Audiology Minot, ND Advanced Practice Provider Full Time, Days Work Schedule: M-F Hours Per Pay Period: 80 Req # 50369
Position Summary:
Engages in patient care in the Clinic and other settings using specialized knowledge, judgment, and skills. Practices in the prevention, identification, assessment and rehabilitation of auditory function.
Minimum Qualifications and Requirements:
Licenses and Certifications Required: Current Certification by the North Dakota Board of Examiners for Audiology and Speech Language Pathology, required. Current ND license as Hearing Instrument Specialist or ND Hearing Aid Specialist Trainee license, required. Ability to obtain permanent ND Hearing Aid Specialist license within 1 year of hire, required.
Educational Requirements: Education as required to obtain licensure and certification as described above.
Experience Requirements:
Extensive knowledge of established professional audiology concepts, principals and practices, required. Experience in the practice of clinical and therapeutic audiology, preferred. Experience working with a variety of age groups including infants and children. CPT coding knowledge as related to audiology, preferred. Special Skills or Training Requirements: None
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