Audiologist

Responsibilities

• Provide bedside clinical care to patients from the disabled to the elderly in skilled nursing facilities.
• Accurately diagnose and treat hearing conditions using mobile audiology equipment.
• Dispense, program, maintain, and repair hearing aids.
• Perform cerumen removal and other related procedures.
• Recommend appropriate patient follow-up and care options.
• Deliver outstanding customer service through all patient interactions.
• Attend clinics solo; responsible for all electronic progress note documentation and emailing completed notes to facilities.

Requirements

• Must possess a valid driver’s license and maintain a clean driving record.
• Experience in medical-based hearing care, including wax removal, tympanometry, hearing tests, and hearing aid dispenses.
• Ability to travel up to 2 hours one way to different skilled nursing facilities.
• Capable of working independently and managing all aspects of a clinic visit, including charting and note-taking.

Qualifications

• Audiology degree or equivalent certification.
• Current state licensure as an Audiologist or Hearing Instrument Specialist.
• Experience working in a healthcare setting, preferably in a long-term care environment.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

Benefits

• Work-Life Balance that Works for You!
• Flexible Part-Time Opportunity
• Compensation based on experience and mileage.

Pay

Daily rate based on experience, plus mileage.

Schedule

1-2 days per week, typically 1-2 homes per day, based on the number of residents signed up for the policy. Clinic starts at 9 am, aiming to see approximately 15 patients per facility. Travel time is up to 2.5 hours, with accommodation provided for overnight stays if necessary.