Audiologist

CGH Medical Center

Bemidji (MN)

On-site

USD 69,600 - 104,400

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

Health and Dental Insurance

Retirement Fund (457 and 401A Plan)

Paid Time Off

Tuition Reimbursement

Gift Shop Discount

Job summary

CGH Medical Center in Bemidji, Minnesota is seeking an Audiologist responsible for evaluating and treating patients with hearing and vestibular disorders. This role involves comprehensive evaluation tests, treatment planning, and dispensing hearing aids.

The ideal candidate will have a Doctorate in Audiology and the necessary state licensure. The position offers various benefits, including health insurance and retirement plans.

Qualifications

Doctorate of Audiology (PhD or AuD) required.
State of Illinois Licensure in Audiology required.
Illinois Hearing Aid Dispensing License required.

Responsibilities

Evaluate auditory and vestibular function through various tests.
Interpret test results and establish treatment plans.
Dispense hearing aids and counsel patients on follow-ups.

Skills

Evaluation of auditory and vestibular function

Patient counseling

Hearing aid dispensing

Communication skills

Education

Doctorate of Audiology (PhD or AuD)

State of Illinois Licensure in Audiology

Illinois Hearing Aid Dispensing License

Job description

Shift Monday - Friday, Days Scheduled Weekly Hours 40

Position Purpose

Evaluates and treats patients exhibiting or at risk for hearing and /or vestibular disorders.

Essential Functions

Evaluates auditory and vestibular function through standard audiometrics, electronystagmograhy, auditory, evoked potentials, electrocochlegraphy, and middle ear analysis.
Interprets test results, establishes and carries Plan of Treatment (POT). POT may include medical referral or hearing aid dispensing and/or recommendations for further testing.
Dispenses hearing aids by first evaluating hearing aid candidacy.
Counsels and instructs patient follow-ups through telephone calls and office visits.
Audiologist describes pricing in detail and refers the patient to the Audiology Assistant for payment options.
Works with Pediatric through Geriatric age groups and refers to alternate facilities and professionals as necessary.
Documents evaluation, recommendations and treatments through written reports and progress notes.
Audiologist produces a report of findings and forwards to the original referral source or sends copies to party in which they are referring patient.
Markets self, profession and department through participation in health fairs, trade shows, community presentations and community service organizations.
Works closely with regional industry in completing OSHA Hearing Conservation Programs.
Prepares and submits appropriate paperwork to obtain funding for patients who qualify. (IDPA, DSCC, DORS)
Performs cerumen removal procedures.
Attends required meetings and participate in committees as requested.
Participates in professional development activities.
Maintains CEU for licensure as personal development.
Maintain patient confidentiality.
Perform related work as required.
Attend annual OSHA and other mandatory inservices as required.
Must keep up to date on reading Policy & Procedure and OSHA manuals when required and within designated time periods.
Conducts comprehensive hearing evaluations and diagnostic tests.
Fits, programs and maintains hearing aids and other assistive listening devices.
Other duties as assigned.