Audiology Clinical Specialist I

Kaiser Permanente; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 110,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Kaiser Permanente in San Francisco seeks a licensed audiologist to determine hearing levels, conduct balance assessments, and manage treatment plans for auditory and balance disorders. You will fit and program hearing aids, counsel patients and families, and maintain detailed records using clinic software.

Requires Doctorate or Master’s with clinical experience, California license (or progress toward licensure within 12 months), and valid BLS/CPR.

Qualifications

• Minimum Qualifications: Doctorate or Master’s with 2+ years in audiology
• National Provider Identifier required at hire
• Basic Life Support required at hire
• Audiologist License (California) required at hire OR Temporary License (California) required at hire
• Audiologist License (California) within 12 months of hire

Responsibilities

• Pursues effective relationships by providing resources, information, and expertise to coworkers and members.
• Completes work autonomously using up-to-date expertise to generate solutions and support projects.
• Conducts patient treatment including habilitative and rehabilitative programs and hearing aid support.
• Diagnoses and monitors patients by interpreting audiological data and tracking progress over time.
• Provides audiology education to patients and professionals on pre- and post-hearing aid care.
• Maintains diagnostic records and documentation of visits and results.

Skills

Ambiguity management

Attention to detail

Communication

Critical thinking

Decision making

Interpersonal skills

Problem solving

Teamwork

Learning agility

Organizational savvy

Education

Doctorate degree in Audiology, Speech and Hearing Science, or Communication Disorders

Master’s degree in Audiology, Speech and Hearing Science, or Communication Disorders

Tools

Audiology Equipment

Job description

Kaiser Permanente in San Francisco seeks a licensed audiologist to determine hearing levels, conduct balance assessments, and manage treatment plans for auditory and balance disorders. You will fit and program hearing aids, counsel patients and families, and maintain detailed records using clinic software.

Requires Doctorate or Master’s with clinical experience, California license (or progress toward licensure within 12 months), and valid BLS/CPR.