Temporary Certified Vision Screening/Hearing Screening Tech

Special Education District of Lake County; Michigan; On-site; USD 26,000 - 33,000; Full time

Job summary

Special Education District of Lake County (SEDOL) seeks a temporary Certified Hearing/Vision Screening Technician for the 2026/2027 school year. The role supports district audiological services staff, itinerants, and preschool teams, managing the RM program and loaner library.

Responsibilities include equipment prep, troubleshooting, invoicing, and coordinating with districts on purchases and repairs. Requires a high school diploma; a Hearing Instrument Dispenser License is preferred.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma required.
• IDPH Hearing Instrument Dispenser License preferred.

Responsibilities

• Manage Member District and SEDOL Remote Microphone (RM) Program.
• Maintain database of all district and SEDOL RM systems.
• Track all equipment, warranties, service contracts and loss policies for all district and SEDOL RM systems.
• Assign systems as required per student's IEP or 504.
• Prior to the start of the school year, prepare systems for each student.
• Inform districts of purchasing needs for any new equipment needed, service contracts or loss replacement.
• Troubleshoot, repair and send in equipment for service as required.
• Track all systems returned at the end of each school year and send in units for service to the manufacturer.
• Process loss claims as required.
• Deliver equipment to schools as requested by districts/audiologists/itinerants.
• Manage Hearing Aid Loaner Library.
• Maintain database of available loaner aids.
• Program loaner hearing aids as needed.
• Perform verification of hearing aids and making necessary adjustments based on specifications from the audiologist.
• Keep track of aids loaned to students.
• Send aids for repair when needed.
• Maintain database of all available equipment in the lending program.
• Continue to reach out to districts to include older equipment to the program.
• Assign appropriate units to students and prepare for delivery to family.
• Follow up with family by sending the benefit questionnaire.
• Order supplies needed for maintaining Remote Microphone systems for the students.
• Maintain spreadsheets for accessories billed back to districts.
• Create invoices for reimbursement to SEDOL for supplies.
• Make earmold impressions and process order as needed or requested by audiologist or hearing itinerant. Travel to school if necessary.
• Assist audiologists in testing young or difficult-to-test students.
• Provide vision screenings for early childhood evaluations requested by SEDOL or district ECAT teams.
• Assist SEDOL CAVT's at building level screenings if needed.

Education

High School Diploma

Job description

Temporary Certified Vision Screening/Hearing Screening Tech JobID: 2119

• Position Type: Student Support Services
• Date Posted: 8/24/2026
• Location: Special Education District of Lake County (SEDOL)
• Date Available: asap

Position/Title: Certified Hearing Screening/Vision Screening Technician (Temporary for the 2026/2027 School Year)

Qualifications: High School Diploma

IDPH Hearing Instrument Dispenser License preferred

Direct Supervisor: Coordinator, Audiological Services

Overview: Provides support to the SEDOL Audiological Services staff, SEDOL Hearing Impaired Program Itinerant staff, SEDOL and District staff, and SEDOL preschool diagnostic teams as directed by the audiologist.

Job Functions

• Manage Member District and SEDOL Remote Microphone (RM) Program
• Maintain database of all district and SEDOL RM systems
• Track all equipment, warranties, service contracts and loss policies for all district and SEDOL RM systems
• Assign systems as required per student's IEP or 504
• Prior to the start of the school year, prepare systems for each student
• Inform districts of purchasing needs for any new equipment needed, service contracts or loss replacement
• Troubleshoot, repair and send in equipment for service as required
• Track all systems returned at the end of each school year and send in units for service to the manufacturer
• Process loss claims as required
• Deliver equipment to schools as requested by districts/audiologists/itinerants
• Manage Hearing Aid Loaner Library
• Maintain database of available loaner aids
• Program loaner hearing aids as needed**
• Perform verification of hearing aids and making necessary adjustments based on specifications from the audiologist**
• Keep track of aids loaned to students
• Send aids for repair when needed
• Maintain database of all available equipment in the lending program
• Continue to reach out to districts to include older equipment to the program
• Assign appropriate units to students and prepare for delivery to family
• Follow up with family by sending the benefit questionnaire
• Order supplies needed for maintaining Remote Microphone systems for the students
• Maintain spreadsheets for accessories billed back to districts
• Create invoices for reimbursement to SEDOL for supplies
• Make earmold impressions and process order as needed or requested by audiologist or hearing itinerant. Travel to school if necessary**.
• Assist audiologists in testing .young or difficult-to-test students***
• Provide vision screenings for early childhood evaluations requested by SEDOL or district ECAT teams***
• Assist SEDOL CAVT's at building level screenings if needed***

**Items requiring Hearing Instrument Dispenser License/Audiology License

***Items requiring CAVT Certification

Salary: $18.93 - $24.23 per hour, dependent upon verifiable previous experience.

Postings current as of 8/27/2026 3:57:25 AM CST.