Senior Audiology Specialist: Diagnostics & Care

Kaiser Permanente; Oakland (CA); On-site; USD 105,000 - 135,000; Full time

Job summary

Kaiser Permanente in Oakland, CA seeks a Doctorate-level Audiologist to perform advanced testing, interpret results, and plan habilitative and rehabilitative treatments for hearing and balance disorders. This role includes custom fitting, programming, troubleshooting of hearing aids, and counseling patients while collaborating with healthcare professionals to achieve optimal outcomes.

Responsibilities include educating patients and colleagues, maintaining records, and contributing to research

Qualifications

• Doctorate or equivalent in Audiology or related field with required California licensure.
• NPI required at hire; BLS required at hire.
• Temporary Audiologist License or Audiologist License (California) at hire; licensure within 12 months.

Responsibilities

• Promotes learning and collaboration across teams; provides feedback and guidance.
• Performs autonomous diagnostic testing and records results.
• Conducts habilitative, rehabilitative, or conservation programs.
• Interprets diagnostic results and coordinates treatment plans.
• Educates patients and professionals about hearing and balance disorders.
• Maintains accurate records and supports research/evaluation.
• Plans and delivers clinical and research procedures to improve care.
• Tests and examines ear structures and conducts audiometric tests.
• Develops and coordinates treatment plans with other professionals.

Skills

Attention to Detail

Communication

Problem Solving

Time Management

Teamwork

Decision Making

Learning Agility

Cross-Group Collaboration

Patient Care Focus

Education

Doctorate degree in Audiology

Licensure & Certification (California)

National Provider Identifier

Basic Life Support

Tools

Audiology Equipment

Microsoft Office

Job description

Kaiser Permanente in Oakland, CA seeks a Doctorate-level Audiologist to perform advanced testing, interpret results, and plan habilitative and rehabilitative treatments for hearing and balance disorders. This role includes custom fitting, programming, troubleshooting of hearing aids, and counseling patients while collaborating with healthcare professionals to achieve optimal outcomes.

Responsibilities include educating patients and colleagues, maintaining records, and contributing to research