Senior Audiologist: Pediatric & Adult Care, Cochlear Implants

University of California - Los Angeles Health; Santa Monica (CA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 118,000; Full time

Job summary

University of California - Los Angeles Health seeks an audiologist to administer and interpret comprehensive audiological tests and electrophysiology measures. You will determine hearing aid and cochlear implant candidacy, fit amplification, and provide counseling to patients and families.

The role involves providing diagnostic and treatment reports, collaborating with medical teams, and floating to Santa Monica, Westwood, and Thousand Oaks as needed.

Qualifications

• California Audiology License is required.
• California Hearing Aid Dispensing License is required.
• Experience with pediatric and adult audiology, including hearing aid dispensing.
• Experience with auditory electrophysiology evaluation.
• Experience with cochlear implants.
• Ability to travel to Santa Monica or Westwood, as needed.

Responsibilities

• Administer and interpret the full range of audiological tests, including audiologic evaluations, immittance, otoacoustic, and electrophysiology measures.
• Provide diagnostic services at bedside and in operating room settings as indicated, including sedated assessments when appropriate.
• Determine candidacy and fitment for hearing aids and cochlear implants; verify amplification and counsel patients and families.
• Document diagnostic and treatment reports promptly and thoroughly.
• Collaborate with Audiology, HNS and other medical teams to ensure optimal patient care.
• Float to clinics in Santa Monica, Westwood and Thousand Oaks as required.

Skills

Communication

Documentation

Computer systems

Education

California Audiology License

California Hearing Aid Dispensing License

Job description

University of California - Los Angeles Health seeks an audiologist to administer and interpret comprehensive audiological tests and electrophysiology measures. You will determine hearing aid and cochlear implant candidacy, fit amplification, and provide counseling to patients and families.

The role involves providing diagnostic and treatment reports, collaborating with medical teams, and floating to Santa Monica, Westwood, and Thousand Oaks as needed.