Patients seen on-site, in a treatment room located within the facility
Rewarding work with great compensation
opportunity to use your expertise in treating and diagnosing hearing loss for the aging population
Role Overview & Responsibilities for Audiologists
Travel to skilled nursing and long term care facilities
Conduct comprehensive examinations, evaluations, and auditory consultation
Traditional daily patient care will include comprehensive diagnostic audiological examinations, hearing aid evaluations, hearing aid selections, and repair
Dispense and adjust new hearing aids
Perform cerumen management, where allowed by state professional regulations
Complete required patient and clinical documentation using our EMR system.
We Provide
State of the art portable equipment and supplies
Curettes or suction, Head light with magnification, computer Audiometer, Tympanmeter, Noah Link
All scheduling and billing is completed by 360Care
Laptop for documentation
Full office support including a Care Coordination team handling all consents, pre-authorizations, patient scheduling, post op and IT support
Field support and mentorship from Clinical Director
Qualifications
Requirements
Doctorate of Audiology is required (AuD). If graduated before 2006 a master’s degree is acceptable
Strong background in hearing aid dispensing along with fitting, and repairs.
ENT experience helpful
If you are an Audiologist in good standing, at any state of your career, we encourage you to apply!