Essential Duties:

• Hearing assessments, including comprehensive evaluations (air, bone, speech, tympanometry, other testing as indicated), and puretone air conduction screenings using computer-based audiometry. 
• Consultations for new and repeat hearing aid users, with patient-tailored education from the standpoint of hearing and its role in cognitive health. 
• Establish and maintain certification with third party providers: Hearing Care Solutions, TruHearing, UHC/Epic, Amplifon, and others as they arise (This practice does not sell hearing aids to patients directly. Instead, patients are enrolled in hearing aid discount/third party plans in order to offer the best pricing to each patient.)
• Hearing aid fittings using speech mapping verification, as well as comprehensive follow up, monitoring of patient progress, and recommending additional products or professional support as indicated
• Service/maintenance on existing hearing aids for products purchased here or elsewhere, including over-the-counter devices if requested
• Possession of a working knowledge of all major hearing aid manufacturer’s products, software, and supplies.
• Adherence to all applicable federal, state, and local standards of care and ethics as outlined by the American Academy of Audiology. See https://www.audiology.org/clinical-resources/code-of-ethics/ for more details
• Demonstration of excellent organization, time management, and planning skills

Qualifications:

• A degree in Audiology from an accredited college or university, with a minimum of 5 years experience.
• Must be licensed in Audiology by State of Pennsylvania.

Hours:

• PRN/POOL

Schedule:

• varies