Audiology Secretary Job at TradeJobsWorkforce in San Ysidro

Posted 10 days ago

tradejobsworkforceSan Ysidro (CA)

Audiologists Offices of Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapists, and Audiologists

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About the role

Join our dynamic team as an Audiology Secretary! As an Audiology Secretary, you will play a vital role in enhancing the lives of our patients by assisting with their hearing impairments and balance disorders.

Your key responsibilities will include: Patient Assessment: Collaborate with referring physicians to define patient hearing impairments and balance disorders through detailed assessments and the administration of relevant tests. Treatment Provision: Provide necessary treatments, including cleaning ear canals, fitting hearing aids, and conducting auditory training. Record Management: Maintain accurate patient records by documenting evaluations, changes, progress, and treatments regularly. Quality Improvement: Contribute to enhancing patient care by studying and implementing new processes and technologies. Education and Outreach: Conduct hearing protection and loss screening programs to educate the community about auditory health. Inventory Management: Manage supplies by anticipating needs, placing orders, and verifying receipt. Compliance Adherence: Ensure adherence to legal and accreditation standards by following federal, state, and local regulations. Professional Development: Keep abreast of the latest trends by participating in educational opportunities and connecting with professional networks. Your contributions will directly impact our organizational goals, and your dedication to patient care will make a difference in the community. If you are passionate about helping others and want to join a rewarding field, we encourage you to apply!

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