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Doctorate 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.

$74,313 / year median in Tennessee

+10% projected growth

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Job Description

Doctorate Audiologist

Job ID:

42804

Job Category:

Radiology & Imaging

Work Type:

Full Time

Work Schedule:

Days

Department:

BMG Metro Memphis

Facility:

BMG Clinics

Location:

Germantown, TN

Overview

The Audiologist-Doctorate position at Baptist Medical Group Otolaryngology Specialists involves providingprehensive audiology services within a busy ENT practice. This includes assessing the clinical status of patients by diagnosing, managing, and habilitating patients of all ages with auditory, vestibular, and related disorders to initiate a treatment process.

Conduct and interpret a variety of tests, including hearing evaluations, to diagnose hearing and balance disorders

Conduct audiometric evaluations and assessments

Performprehensive audiological evaluations, including behavioral and physiological testing such as auditory brainstem evoked response (ABR), otoacoustic emissions (OAE), speech detection and recognition, auditory perception, and middle ear measures

Administer balance function testing including VNG and EcochG

Provide patient education and counseling regarding hearing health

Support day-to-day clinic operations including schedule coordination, provision of unscheduled care, and maintenance of hearing technology inventory and equipment

Assesses the clinical status of the peripheral and central auditory and vestibular systems of neonate, pediatric, adult, and geriatric patients to initiate a treatment process

Develop and implement personalized treatment plans, which may include rmending and fitting hearing aids, cochlear implants, or other assistive listening devices

Provide direct patient care by fitting and adjusting devices, counseling patients and their families on hearing loss management, and providing education on prevention

Provides surgeon with immediate feedback on cranial nerve function to assist in avoiding permanent neurofunctional deficits by using neurophysiologic intraoperative monitoring

Work with other healthcare professionals, such as physicians and speech language pathologists, as well as medical students and residents, to coordinate patient care

Utilizes professional knowledge andmunication skills, counsels patient/family regarding results of the assessment and strategies to facilitate patient's recovery from or adjustment to amunication disorder

Employs screening procedures, identifies at-risk populations and intervenes to minimize the impact onmunication/development/ability

Utilizes professional expertise; confers with physicians, other professionals, and/or referral agencies to provide results for assessment and to rmend appropriate treatment/intervention

Employs appropriate aural rehabilitation procedures, improvesmunication abilities of an individual with hearing loss to maximize the patient's interaction skills

Utilizes the basis of pharmacology to determine how medications may affect the patient's symptoms and results of test procedures

Provides knowledge of business skills and governmental regulations for third party reimbursement as related to audiological services and procedures

Employs leadership qualities that support and mentor the department andmunity

Understands the role of imaging techniques in the evaluation of audio vestibular pathologies

knowledge gained from professional development to foster growth among team members

Implement and analyze quality improvement initiatives and findings to improve clinical service delivery

Maintain accurate patient records and documentation, and may be involved in billing and coding

Completes assigned goals

Performs other duties as assigned

Education:

Bachelor's Degree

Doctor of Audiology Degree (AuD)

Licensure:

Tennessee State License in Audiology

Certifications:

Certificate of Clinical Competence in Audiology (CCC-A)

Technical Skills:

Proficiency with audiometric equipment, software, and other medical technology is essential

Interpersonal Skills:

Strongmunication, counseling, and problem-solving skills are necessary to effectively interact with patients and their families

Other Skills:

Excellent time management, attention to detail, and the ability to work as part of a multidisciplinary team are crucial

Benefits

  • Professional Development
  • Dental Insurance