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Wayne-Finger Lakes BOCES
Educational Audiologist
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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.
$76,714 / year median in New York
+13% projected growth
Job Description
Job Opening Information Educational Audiologist Job Number
T007072026
Application Deadline 8/31/2026 Position Start Date 9/1/2026 Position Title Educational Audiologist Required Application Type Teacher / Admin Salary/Pay Scale as per contract Job Description The Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation (CiTi BOCES) is looking for a full-time Educational Audiologist to serve students. The Educational Audiologists performs services related to diagnosing, managing, and treating hearing and balance problems in order to ensure that students have access to the educational environment. Other duties involve participation on multi-disciplinary teams and Committees for Special Education for individual students, providing evidence for needed services and HAT technology, monitoring personal hearing instruments, recommending, fitting and managing HAT devices.PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES
Typical activities characteristic of the class.- Develops, supervises, and performs student hearing screenings;
- Establishes and/or coordinates appropriate referrals for further audiological, communication, educational, psychosocial, medical assessment or referrals to other outside agencies;
- Performs diagnostic hearing evaluations on students;
- Interprets audiological assessment results to school personnel and parents;
- Analyzes classroom noise and acoustics to make recommendations for improving the listening environment;
- Makes recommendations about the use of hearing aids, cochlear implants, group/classroom amplification and assistive listening devices;
- Selects and fits personal FM equipment;
- Ensures the proper fit and functioning of hearing aids, cochlear implants, group/classroom amplification and assistive listening devices;
- Fabricates, selects, and fits appropriate ear molds;
- Serves as a member of the educational team in the evaluation, planning, and placement process, to make recommendations regarding placement, related service needs, communication needs, and modification of classroom environments for students with hearing impairments or other auditory problems;
- Provides in-service training on hearing, hearing impairment, auditory disorders, amplification devices and their implication to school personnel, students, and parents;
- Counsels and guides students, parents, and teachers regarding hearing loss and resulting needs;
- Maintains and calibrates equipment;
- Maintains records and prepares reports;
- Provides educational programs for educational staff and the community.