Audiologist: Impactful Hearing Health Specialist

MultiCare Health System; United States; On-site; USD 111,000 - 125,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Generous PTO

Wellness program

Mental health services

Job summary

MultiCare Yakima Memorial Hospital is seeking a licensed Audiologist to administer hearing and speech examinations in a clinic setting for a diverse patient population. Responsibilities include audiometric evaluations, fitting prosthetic devices, speech testing, and patient education within a professional, collaborative team.

The role requires an active Washington license, practicum-based training, and credentials such as a Certificate of Clinic Competency.

Qualifications

• Active Washington state license
• Active bond or security in lieu of bond in the amount of $10,000
• Master’s or Doctorate in Audiology including practicum experience
• Masters degrees require Certificate of Clinic Competency in Audiology
• AuD at a board approved institution are considered to have met professional work experience requirement.

Responsibilities

• Performs audiometric evaluations including pure tone air and bone audiometry to evaluate hearing and monitor use of hearing aides
• Provides hearing care by selecting, evaluating, fitting, and dispensing prosthetic devices for hearing loss
• Performs speech testing and conducts OSHA screenings
• Provides education and counseling to patient/caregivers on screenings
• Performs specialty diagnostic site-of-lesion testing (e.g., ABSs and ENGs)
• Identifies, assesses, diagnoses, manages, and interprets test results for hearing disorders
• Prepares written reports of findings and correspondence to referral sources and other professionals involved in hearing health

Education

Master’s or Doctorate in Audiology

Certificate of Clinic Competency in Audiology (for Masters)

Job description

MultiCare Yakima Memorial Hospital is seeking a licensed Audiologist to administer hearing and speech examinations in a clinic setting for a diverse patient population. Responsibilities include audiometric evaluations, fitting prosthetic devices, speech testing, and patient education within a professional, collaborative team.

The role requires an active Washington license, practicum-based training, and credentials such as a Certificate of Clinic Competency.