Educational Audiologist, Vacancy CE-48-26, DEADLINE: Open Until Filled

Posted 8 days ago

stanislaus county office of educationModesto (CA)

Audiologists Elementary and Secondary Schools

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About the role

Audiology Assistant Under the direction of an assigned administrator, perform hearing evaluations on infant children to young adults; assist students with hearing-impairments with hearing amplification and auditory skills; communicate with staff regarding auditory skills, issues and methods. The following documents are required at the time of application (applicants must scan & attach copies to their application): • Valid California Clinical Rehabilitative Services credential with a specialization in audiology • Current California licensure in audiology. • Certificate of Clinical Competence in Audiology. • Transcripts showing conferred date of bachelor's and/or master's degree awarded RECOMMENDED DOCUMENTS: The following documents are recommended at the time of application: • Letter of Interest • Resume • Letter(s) of Recommendation OTHER REQUIREMENTS: Employee must arrange their own transportation. If using their own vehicle in the course of employment, must have proof of insurance. The following documents are NOT required at time of application, but will be required if offered employment: • DOJ fingerprint clearance • TB clearance • Physical/Drug/Lift clearance • Official transcripts APPLICATION PROCEDURE: Go to www.edjoin.org/scoe & select position of interest EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYERNot all postings qualify for CalSTRS. Informational Only.

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