Audiologist ma

Provide comprehensive audio logic diagnostic and/or therapeutic services to clients in a variety of clinical settings. RESPONSIBILITIES Provides Diagnostic and/or Treatment Services - provided with 5% or less supervision

• Independently provides services in clinical areas and one “Other” clinical areas:
  Vestibular Function, Pediatric Testing, Adult Testing, Hearing Aid Dispensing,
  Other: A , Aural habilitation/rehabilitation (includes treatment services), Auditory Processing, FM systems
• Consistently selects, utilizes, and accurately interprets appropriate, testing materials and/ or instrumentation based on presenting needs and department protocols.
• Seeks input/feedback/questions from patient/ caregivers consistently, utilizing a variety of strategies/ techniques to assure successful communication.

Documentation- completed with 5% or less supervision

• Clinical Documentation:
  Clinical documentation consistently includes thorough discussion of reason for referral, problem/goals, interpretation of results, progress, and thorough recommendations/plans that consistently follow department protocols.
• Makes appropriate clinical recommendations and referrals, and consistently follows dept procedures for completing such referrals.
• Hearing Works documentation consistently includes reason for visit, assessment of problem/concern and plan of action.
• Clinical documentation is accurate, thorough, and complete at least 85% of the time according to dept standards.
• Departmental Documentation:
  Departmental documentation (e.g. HW hours, clinical and HW charge/ day sheets, school billing, PE submission, therapy attendance, etc) is accurate, timely and complete at least 95% of the time.
• Hearing Works documentation and pricing for services are consistently thorough and accurate according to department standards and guidelines.

• Consistently counsels patients/caregivers regarding findings, recommendations and/or carry over of therapeutic goals in a clear, concise manner.
• Shares new applications of clinical knowledge/ skills with fellow staff at least once per year via direct training, group presentations and/or case reviews.

• Proactively monitors clinical schedule, consistently notifies coordinator at least two business days in advance of known openings (openings of more than one hour per business day).
• Always prioritizes and maximizes direct, billable patient care.
• Consistently performs instrument/ equipment problem-solving/trouble-shooting.