Adult Audiologist: Expert Hearing Care & Impact

Duke University; Durham (NC); Sur place; USD 90 000 - 130 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Duke University Hospital in Durham, NC seeks an Audiologist to evaluate hearing and manage habilitative programs. The Senior Clinician role expands with mentorship, leadership in clinical practice, and collaboration across teams to improve patient outcomes.

Responsibilities include maintaining a caseload, delivering evidence-based care, and participating in performance improvement and credentialing activities within the Division.

Qualifications

• Education: Doctorate in Audiology or Master’s in Audiology.
• Licensure: NC licensure as Audiologist and CCC in Audiology (ASHA) or ABOA; temporary license available.
• Full licensure required before expiration of temporary license.

Responsabilités

• Independently maintains a clinical caseload in designated clinical area.
• Provides evidence-based evaluation and treatment to diverse, medically challenging patient populations.
• Completes required documentation accurately and within the designated time frame.
• Works collaboratively as part of a multidisciplinary team and with Division colleagues.
• Participates in the peer review process and performance improvement initiatives.
• Takes initiative to stay current in clinical practice through lectures and education.
• Organizes daily schedule to prioritize responsibilities and patient care.
• Maintains confidentiality and professional demeanor in all interactions.
• Responds promptly to communications and uses technology to meet job requirements.
• Meets Division policies and participates in credentialing and orientation tasks.

Connaissances

Clinical evaluation

Multidisciplinary teamwork

Documentation

Communication

Patient care

Formation

Doctorate in Audiology

Master’s in Audiology

Outils

ASHA CCC in Audiology

ABOA Board Certification

NC Audiology temporary license

Description du poste

Duke University Hospital in Durham, NC seeks an Audiologist to evaluate hearing and manage habilitative programs. The Senior Clinician role expands with mentorship, leadership in clinical practice, and collaboration across teams to improve patient outcomes.

Responsibilities include maintaining a caseload, delivering evidence-based care, and participating in performance improvement and credentialing activities within the Division.