Audiologist: Patient-Focused Hearing Care & Innovation

Aurora Health Care; Elkhorn (WI); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Aurora Health Care in Wisconsin is seeking a licensed Audiologist to perform and interpret audiological evaluations, develop treatment plans, and coordinate patient care across multiple sites.

The role includes dispensing hearing aids, counseling patients and families, maintaining documentation, collaborating on quality improvement initiatives, and mentoring staff. Requires a Master’s in Audiology and state licensure.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in Audiology.
• Audiology license issued by the state.
• BLS for Healthcare Providers certification within 6 months.

Responsibilities

• Performs and interprets audiological evaluations to determine type and severity of hearing loss or related disorders.
• Prescribes and dispenses hearing aids and assistive listening devices; troubleshoots and repairs as needed.
• Completes required documentation (progress notes, discharge summaries, billing).
• Counsels patients and families regarding hearing loss and amplification; addresses complaints about service or charges.
• Participates in performance improvement activities to enhance patient outcomes and quality of care.
• Applies insurance guidelines for proper authorization of services.
• Acts as a clinical/resource, mentors staff, and assists in training and guidelines development.
• Participates in educational programs for students from affiliating institutions.
• Manages assigned caseload; communicates coverage needs to site leadership.
• Maintains inventory of hearing aids and supplies for smooth operations.
• Demonstrates age-appropriate patient care and growth/development considerations.

Skills

Excellent communication

Interpersonal skills

Listening skills

Education

Master's Degree in Audiology

Job description

Aurora Health Care in Wisconsin is seeking a licensed Audiologist to perform and interpret audiological evaluations, develop treatment plans, and coordinate patient care across multiple sites.

The role includes dispensing hearing aids, counseling patients and families, maintaining documentation, collaborating on quality improvement initiatives, and mentoring staff. Requires a Master’s in Audiology and state licensure.