Audiologist - Remote

Overview

The Audiologist will independently perform comprehensive professional audiologic services for the diagnosis and rehabilitation of hearing loss and diseases of the head and neck.

In Short

• Perform diagnostic evoked response audiometry.
• Conduct hearing aid evaluations, fittings, and dispensing.
• Evaluate cochlear implants.
• Provide counseling, referrals, and rehabilitation.
• Conduct electrodiagnostic evaluations of ear disease.
• Monitor cranial nerves intra-operatively.
• Work in a hospital or medical private office setting.
• Engage with patients of all ages.
• Support a diverse and inclusive workplace.
• Contribute to patient care and research initiatives.

Requirements

• Doctoral degree in Audiology.
• Certificate of Clinical Competence in Audiology (CCC-A) from ASHA.
• Massachusetts license to practice Audiology.
• One year of professional full-time work experience.
• Experience with diagnostic audiologic testing.

Benefits

• Supportive and diverse work environment.
• Opportunities for professional development.
• Engagement in community service.
• Access to advanced medical technologies.
• Participation in research initiatives.