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What they do
An Audiologist diagnoses and treats patients with hearing loss, balance problems, and other ear-related health concerns. Works in a hospital or clinic in collaboration with physicians and other healthcare specialists.
$78,625 / year median in Connecticut
+11% projected growth
Job Description
Audiologist at Trusted Medical Audiologist at Trusted Medical in Cromwell, Connecticut Posted in 1 day ago.
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full-time Company Description Trusted Medical is an innovative medical clinic dedicated to delivering high-quality, integrated care within local communities across the country. As an Edera affiliate, Trusted Medical connects highly skilled clinicians to provide an unparalleled experience for Veterans navigating the VA Compensation and Pension process. Team members join a mission-driven environment that values collaboration, community partnership, and Veteran-centered care. Role Description The Audiologist is a full-time, on-site role responsible for providing Compensation and Pension Exams. Day-to-day responsibilities include conducting diagnostic hearing evaluations, such as pure-tone audiometry, speech audiometry, tympanometry, and acoustic reflexes. The Audiologist is expected to contribute to an extraordinary patient experience by delivering clear communication, evidence-based practice, and compassionate, respectful care. Qualifications Master's or Doctoral degree (AuD or PhD) in Audiology from an accredited institution; current or eligible licensure as an Audiologist. Demonstrated proficiency in diagnostic audiology (AC, BC, Speech, Immittance Testing, Stenger, PB Max) Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with attention to accurate clinical documentation and adherence to regulatory and ethical standards. Comfort with using electronic health records and basic clinical technology; willingness to learn new tools and systems as needed. Commitment to delivering respectful, inclusive, and culturally sensitive care to individuals from diverse backgrounds. Strong organizational and time-management abilities to handle a steady patient caseload while maintaining high-quality care. CPR certification