Job Description

Administer audiometric and speech/language tests to evaluate the extent of impairment in patients Interpret diagnostic data to identify and develop treatment plans for patient hearing problems Use curettes and irrigators to clean patients' auditory canal prior to fitting and tuning cochlear plants Provide hearing aids to patients and demonstrate the use of such devices Counsel patients and their families to adopt lip reading and sign language as a means to effective communication Maintain up-to-date record of patient information, treatment plan, and progress Track patient recovery process to determine the need for change in treatment Conduct auditory evaluations by measuring noise levels to determine hearing suitability Collaborate with physicians, ENT specialists, speech/language therapists, and pediatricians to rehabilitate patients adjusting to hearing implants Conduct hearing protection and hearing loss screening program Plan and organize rehabilitation programs to help patients adjust accordingly to the use of hearing aids Train and supervise the activities of trainee audiologists and audiologist assistants Maintain accurate inventory and determine the need for stock replacement Review audiology services to identify areas where improvement is required Educate and train other healthcare professionals on hearing and speech topics.
Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: ?2,500,000.00 - ?3,000,000.00 per month

Schedule:

Day shift Rotational shift
Work Location: In person