Audiologist
$120,972 – $138,972 annually
ApplyAudiologist
Posted 14 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$120,972 – $138,972 annually
About the role
- Performs age-appropriate audiology assessments and examinations for Military Veterans and qualified family members. Each assessment/examination is a minimum of 30 minutes
- Identifies, tests, diagnoses, and manages disorders of human hearing, balance, and tinnitus
- Determines range, nature and degree of hearing function related to patient's aural communication needs using electro-acoustic instrumentation, such as pure tone and speech audiometers and acoustic middle ear equipment
- Complete diagnostic hearing evaluations on adult age populations, for purposes of Veteran's disability exams.
- Input Audiometric data into DBQ format, within 24 hours of exam, for disability rating purposes
- Provide a full medical record review with medical opinion noted in rationale when warranted
- Maintain a flexible working schedule in order to accommodate fluctuations in referral volumes, helping the company meet goals and objectives
- Meets credentialing requirements set forth by the VA.
- Fluency in EMR systems & technology
- Experience with Disability Benefits Questionaries with Veterans
- Holds certificate of clinical competence-Audiology by the American Speech-Language Hearing Association
- Audiology Exam Details:
- Basic otoscopy
- TympanometryAcoustic reflexes
- Speech audiometry- via recording
- Pure tone audiometry
- Air + bone conduction
- Stenger testing
- Wax removal-rarely
- No OAE's (otoacoustic space emissions)
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
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