Audiologist at Audiometrics Incorporated Audiologist at Audiometrics Incorporated in Kimberton, Pennsylvania Posted in 1 day ago.

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full-time Company Description Audiometrics Incorporated provides comprehensive audiology and hearing aid services to diverse communities, including Phoenixville, PA. The practice offers detailed hearing tests to identify the type and severity of hearing loss and develop personalized treatment plans. Services include a wide selection of hearing aids with customized fittings, tinnitus management through sound therapy and counseling, and custom ear protection for individuals exposed to loud environments. Audiometrics also provides assistive listening devices for various listening situations and education on hearing loss prevention, helping patients protect and improve their hearing health over the long term. Role Description The Audiologist is a full-time or part-time, on-site role based in Phoenixville, PA. The Audiologist will conduct comprehensive hearing evaluations, interpret test results, and develop individualized treatment plans for patients with varying types of hearing loss. Daily responsibilities include fitting, programming, and adjusting hearing aids, providing tinnitus counseling and sound therapy, and recommending assistive listening devices and custom ear protection. The role involves educating patients and families on hearing loss prevention, documenting clinical findings, collaborating with other healthcare professionals as needed, and maintaining accurate patient records in accordance with regulatory and ethical standards. The Audiologist will also contribute to patient follow-up care, device troubleshooting, and ongoing support to ensure optimal hearing outcomes. Qualifications Clinical audiology skills, including hearing assessments, interpretation of audiograms, and development of individualized treatment plans. Experience with hearing aid selection, fitting, programming, verification, and follow-up care. Knowledge of tinnitus assessment and management, including sound therapy and patient counseling. Ability to recommend and fit assistive listening devices and custom ear protection for diverse patient needs. Strong patient communication, counseling, and education skills, with a focus on compassionate, inclusive care. Attention to detail in documentation, record keeping, and adherence to clinical, legal, and ethical standards. Doctor of Audiology (Au.

D.) or equivalent degree, and current state licensure (or eligibility for licensure) as an Audiologist in Pennsylvania. Experience in outpatient or private practice settings is beneficial; familiarity with hearing aid manufacturers' software is a plus. Ability to work collaboratively with multidisciplinary healthcare teams and manage a consistent full-time patient schedule on-site.