Newborn Hearing Screen Technician — Make a Difference Early

Pediatrix Medical Group; Midlothian (VA); Vor Ort; USD 25.000 - 34.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401k plan

Employee stock purchase program

Zusammenfassung

Pediatrix Medical Group is seeking a Newborn Hearing Screen Technician to perform on-site hearing screens in hospital settings after a baby is born. The role includes education for parents and ensuring accurate documentation, with on-the-job training and annual American Academy of Audiology accreditation.

The position emphasizes timely follow-up, reporting, and close coordination with hospital staff and families to support early detection of hearing loss in newborns.

Qualifikationen

• High school diploma or GED is required.
• Current CPR certification or ability to obtain upon offer.
• Flexibility to work on weekends and national holidays.

Aufgaben

• Perform newborn hearing screens in hospital settings.
• Educate parents on the importance of screening and early intervention.
• Accurately collect data/demographics and ensure proper documentation for each screen.
• Upload screen results and ensure state reporting and billing are complete after each shift.
• Notify Site Supervisor of missed and referred babies and coordinate follow-up.
• Schedule outpatient appointments for refer babies when appropriate.

Kenntnisse

Communication

Interpersonal skills

Confidentiality

Teamwork

Time management

Data entry

Computer proficiency

Ausbildung

High school diploma or GED

Jobbeschreibung

Pediatrix Medical Group is seeking a Newborn Hearing Screen Technician to perform on-site hearing screens in hospital settings after a baby is born. The role includes education for parents and ensuring accurate documentation, with on-the-job training and annual American Academy of Audiology accreditation.

The position emphasizes timely follow-up, reporting, and close coordination with hospital staff and families to support early detection of hearing loss in newborns.