Clinical Educator

Illinois State University; Normal (IL); On-site; USD 72,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Life insurance

Retirement options

Tuition waiver for staff and eligible

Dependents' tuition waiver

Job summary

Illinois State University seeks a Clinical Educator to guide graduate students in Audiology within the Communication Sciences and Disorders department. The role supervises student clinicians as they diagnose and treat patients across the audiology scope, from hearing aid selection to vestibular function and aural rehabilitation.

The educator will help deliver curriculum, serve on department committees, and maintain licensure, with emphasis on pediatric amplification and related technologies.

Qualifications

• AuD required with Doctor of Audiology degree.
• Certification CCC-A is required or in good standing.
• Active Illinois audiology license is required.

Responsibilities

• Supervise graduate audiology students providing patient care.
• Instruct and evaluate student skills and competencies.
• Diagnose and treat patients across audiology scope, including hearing aids.
• Help deliver curriculum and participate in department committees.
• Counsel patients and educate families and caregivers.

Skills

Student supervision

Clinical instruction

Diagnosis & treatment

Curriculum delivery

Committee work

Patient education

Education

Doctor of Audiology (AuD)

CCC-A certification

Illinois Audiology License

Job description

Illinois State University is hiring a Clinical Educator to guide and teach graduate students in Audiology within the Communication Sciences and Disorders department. The role supervises student clinicians as they diagnose and treat patients across the audiology scope of practice, from hearing aid selection, fitting, and maintenance to vestibular function and aural rehabilitation. The educator also helps deliver curriculum as needed and serves on department committees.

Highlights

• Supervise graduate Audiology students directly as they provide patient care.
• Instruct and evaluate student skills and competencies.
• Provide diagnosis and treatment across the audiology scope of practice, including hearing aid selection, fitting, and maintenance, vestibular function, and aural rehabilitation.
• Help implement curriculum delivery as needed.
• Serve on committees to contribute to department functions.
• Hold a Doctor of Audiology degree and a Certificate of Clinical Competence in Audiology from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.
• Maintain an Illinois license in Audiology.
• Counsel and educate patients, families, caregivers, and significant others.
• Prefer experience in pediatric audiology, amplification technologies, auditory processing disorder evaluation, and vestibular and balance assessment.
• Pay $72,000 - $85,000 annually, plus health, dental, vision, and life insurance, retirement options, and tuition waiver for staff and eligible dependents.