Newborn Hearing Screener - Part Time
onsite neonatal partnersSomers Point (NJ)
Newborn Hearing Screener - Part Time
Posted 6 days ago
onsite neonatal partnersSomers Point (NJ)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Newborn Hearing Screener Onsite Neonatal Partners invites you to join our practice as a Newborn Hearing Screener at Shore Medical Center in Somers Point, NJ. You will be working for Onsite and receive training on performing hearing screen tests on newborn infants at the hospital. Fast Facts: Part Time Flexible Schedule Healthcare experience and/or Childcare/Daycare experience is preferred. Hearing Screening training is provided. We are seeking a skilled and compassionate healthcare provider to conduct hearing screen tests, communicate results with parents and hospital staff. This position is ideal for someone looking for a work schedule during the time that their child is in school Additionally, it is a good opportunity for someone who has worked in a childcare/daycare environment. You will be reporting to the Hearing Screen Coordinator at Shore Medical Center.
Key Qualifications:
High School diploma or GED required Newborn or Pediatric experience, general health care background or childcare/daycare experience Demonstrates sensitivity and compassion when handling infants Must have weekday availability, and be able to work some weekends Passion for providing family-centered customer service Ability to work both independently and as part of a team Able to enter data using our computer software Excellent communication skills required. Why Onsite? Onsite Neonatal Partners is a neonatal and pediatric medical practice that was founded with a mission to bring top quality care to premature or sick infants born in community hospitals. We are committed to transforming healthcare across the nation. We need committed staff for our hearing screen program.
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