Make a meaningful impact by providing essential audiological services to students ranging from Pre-K to 12th grade in a dynamic educational setting. This opportunity focuses on supporting the Deaf/Hard of Hearing (DHH) student population, offering you a chance to positively shape the educational experience of children who need specialized auditory care. This full-time contract role runs until late May 2027 and will allow you to collaborate with dedicated school staff and travel between multiple campuses. There is flexibility for less than full-time hours, so please indicate your availability when applying.

Key Qualifications:

Active Kansas state licensure to practice audiology, with credentials from the Kansas Board of Hearing Aid Examiners or an appropriate state licensing body A masters or doctoral degree in Audiology Experience working with the DHH population, preferably in a school setting Excellent written and verbal communication skills for reporting and consultations Ability to adapt and travel between multiple school sites as needed Strong organizational skills and a collaborative approach to partnering with educational staff

Primary Responsibilities:

Conduct comprehensive audiology evaluations and generate detailed reports Deliver ongoing feedback and consultations to teachers and support staff, ensuring optimal support for DHH students Evaluate the auditory needs of students, focusing on the Pre-K through 12th grade population (initial caseload includes 9 Pre-K students; full caseload details will be discussed during the interview) Travel between campuses, prioritizing timely and effective service delivery Maintain accurate documentation in accordance with district and legal requirements Ready to inspire students and empower educational teams with your expertise? Submit your resume and current licensure to be considered for this rewarding position supporting a vibrant DHH community. If you have a passion for helping students achieve their potential, we want to hear from you!