Audiologist

Upson Regional Medical Center; Georgia; Hybrid; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Upson Regional Medical Center in Georgia seeks an Audiologist to join our tech-forward team building innovative clinical software in a hybrid role. You will perform hearing evaluations, fit and program devices, and use IT-enabled diagnostic tools.

You will document findings in EMR and collaborate with software engineers to refine applications for patient care and provider efficiency. This position offers growth in a culture focused on innovation and high-quality care, with access to advanced

Responsibilities

• Perform comprehensive hearing and balance assessments using advanced diagnostic equipment and software
• Fit, program, and adjust hearing aids and implantable hearing devices based on patient needs and test results
• Document evaluations, treatment plans, and outcomes in EMR and clinical software systems
• Collaborate with software developers and clinicians to test and refine audiology and clinical applications
• Provide patient and family counseling on hearing loss, device use, and follow-up care
• Support tele-audiology services using remote diagnostic and programming tools
• Interpret audiologic data to guide individualized care plans and software-driven workflows
• Maintain compliance with clinical, legal, and privacy standards in all documentation and software use
• Participate in quality improvement initiatives and feedback loops for new digital tools
• Mentor staff on effective use of audiology technology and software platforms

Skills

Audiologic assessment

Hearing aid fitting

Cochlear implant fitting/programming

Tympanometry testing

Otoacoustic emissions testing

Data entry

Patient counseling

Tele-audiology

Data analysis

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Tools

EMR systems

Audiology software tools

Job description

Upson Regional Medical Center is seeking an Audiologist to join our tech-forward team building innovative clinical software. In this hybrid role, you'll perform comprehensive hearing evaluations, fit and program hearing devices, and provide patient counseling using advanced IT-enabled diagnostic tools. You'll document findings in EMR systems and collaborate with software engineers to test, validate, and refine audiology applications. We offer an inclusive, growth-focused culture, access to cutting-edge technology, and opportunities to shape next-generation solutions that enhance patient care and provider efficiency.

Responsibilities

• Perform comprehensive hearing and balance assessments using advanced diagnostic equipment and software
• Fit, program, and adjust hearing aids and implantable hearing devices based on patient needs and test results
• Document evaluations, treatment plans, and outcomes in EMR and clinical software systems
• Collaborate with software developers and clinicians to test and refine audiology and clinical applications
• Provide patient and family counseling on hearing loss, device use, and follow-up care
• Support tele-audiology services using remote diagnostic and programming tools
• Interpret audiologic data to guide individualized care plans and software-driven workflows
• Maintain compliance with clinical, legal, and privacy standards in all documentation and software use
• Participate in quality improvement initiatives and feedback loops for new digital tools
• Mentor staff on effective use of audiology technology and software platforms

Required Skills

• Audiologic assessment and diagnostics
• Hearing aid and cochlear implant fitting/programming
• Tympanometry and otoacoustic emissions testing
• Electronic medical record (EMR) systems
• Audiology/clinic software tools
• Data entry and clinical documentation
• Patient counseling and education
• Tele-audiology platforms
• Basic data analysis and reporting
• Interdisciplinary collaboration