Audiologist- Winston Salem (47848)

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PENTA is seeking a skilled and compassionate Audiologist who thrives in a fast-paced, collaborative environment. The ideal candidate is motivated, clinically strong, and committed to exceptional patient-centered care. Clinical Responsibilities Perform comprehensive audiological evaluations including audiometric testing, tympanometry, acoustic reflex testing, and otoacoustic emissions Provide hearing rehabilitation services and counseling Recommend, fit, and maintain amplification devices and assistive listening technologies Manage programming, troubleshooting, and repair of hearing devices Provide care across all age ranges Facilitate referrals to ENT providers and specialty services Documentation & Collaboration Maintain accurate and timely documentation in Epic Collaborate with physicians and care teams Build relationships with referral sources Manage scheduled appointments including diagnostic testing and rehabilitation services, update records, and collaborate with care teams. Work Environment & Expectations Onsite, Full-time, Monday–Friday 8am-5pm Qualifications Education / Licensure & Certifications Master's degree in Audiology or Au.D. preferred Active Audiology license in NC ASHA certification highly preferred Experience Required clinical experience for obtaining Masters in Audiology or Au. D Skills & Core Competencies Strong diagnostic skills Proficiency with Epic, Microsoft Office Excellent communication Patient-focused approach

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