Audiologist - School
amn healthcareRedford (MI)
About the role
Travel Audiologist Position in Redford, MIAudiologist jobs in Redford, MI public schools let you support K-12 students by assessing and managing hearing needs, collaborating with district staff and IEP teams, and helping Deaf and Hard of Hearing students succeed academically. You will use your expertise to provide hearing screenings, recommend assistive devices, and educate students and staff on hearing health. Required qualifications include a Doctorate or Master's degree in Audiology and a current Michigan Audiologist license. School-based or pediatric experience is preferred, along with strong communication and organizational skills. Redford, MI offers affordable housing and a cost of living below the national average. While living in Redford, you can enjoy local parks, community events, and easy access to Detroit's cultural attractions, dining, and entertainment.
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