Pediatric Audiologist: Transforming Hearing & Development

Diamond Therapy; Chambersburg (Franklin County); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Keystone Pediatric Developmental Center, a specialized program of Keystone Health, is expanding its pediatric therapy program and seeks a full-time Audiologist to serve individuals ages 0–21.

Responsibilities include conducting pediatric hearing assessments, fitting hearing aids and assistive devices, providing auditory training and lip-reading guidance, counseling families, maintaining records, and contributing to program development.

Qualifications

• Doctoral degree in Audiology from an accredited program and completion of clinical training.
• PA licensure as Audiologist and national certification (ASHA/ABR preferred).
• Current CPR (BLS) certification.

Responsibilities

• Defines patient hearing impairment by testing and interpreting results.
• Fits hearing aids and assistive devices; conducts auditory training.
• Maintains patient records with evaluations, changes, progress.
• Improves processes; participates in research and evaluates new equipment.
• Provides auditory evaluations and education through screening programs.
• Maintains supplies and inventory; orders and verifies receipt.
• Ensures legal and accreditation compliance with regs and standards.
• Updates knowledge by pursuing education and professional involvement.
• Accepts ownership for new requests and adds value to the role.

Skills

Electrophysiological testing

Audiometric data interpretation

Counseling patients and families

Auditory training

Education

Doctoral degree in Audiology

Job description

Keystone Pediatric Developmental Center, a specialized program of Keystone Health, is expanding its pediatric therapy program and seeks a full-time Audiologist to serve individuals ages 0–21.

Responsibilities include conducting pediatric hearing assessments, fitting hearing aids and assistive devices, providing auditory training and lip-reading guidance, counseling families, maintaining records, and contributing to program development.