Senior Audiology Specialist

Kaiser Permanente; Vallejo (CA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Kaiser Permanente in Vallejo, CA seeks an experienced Audiologist to assess hearing and balance, interpret results, and plan multidisciplinary treatment. The role involves fitting and programming hearing devices, counseling patients and families, and collaborating with healthcare teams to optimize outcomes.

Responsibilities include conducting diagnostic tests, maintaining detailed records, educating patients and staff, and contributing to clinical research.

Qualifications

• Doctorate in Audiology or equivalent with CA licensure.
• Licensed or eligible Audiologist in California within 12 months.
• BLS certification required at hire.

Responsibilities

• Promotes learning and collaboration with coworkers and stakeholders.
• Completes autonomous work and supports projects with expert recommendations.
• Conducts habilitative, rehabilitative, or conservation treatment and hearing aid services.
• Diagnoses and monitors patients by coordinating diagnostic results with other data.
• Provides education to patients and professionals through classes and seminars.
• Maintains records of diagnostic findings and progress using appropriate software.
• Develops and evaluates clinical and research procedures for auditory disorders.
• Performs testing and examination to determine hearing level and balance.

Skills

Ambiguity/Uncertainty Management

Attention to Detail

Communication

Critical Thinking

Decision Making

Teamwork

Problem Solving

Clinical Audiology

Audiology Equipment

Interpersonal Skills

Time Management

Patient Safety

Health Care Industry

Monitoring & Evaluation

Education

Doctorate degree in Audiology

Masters degree in Audiology (optional)

Audiologist License (California)

Basic Life Support

National Provider Identifier

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Kaiser Permanente in Vallejo, CA seeks an experienced Audiologist to assess hearing and balance, interpret results, and plan multidisciplinary treatment. The role involves fitting and programming hearing devices, counseling patients and families, and collaborating with healthcare teams to optimize outcomes.

Responsibilities include conducting diagnostic tests, maintaining detailed records, educating patients and staff, and contributing to clinical research.