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Job description
A well-established, privately owned hearing healthcare practice is seeking an Audiologist to support its growing network of 13 established locations across Queens, Brooklyn, and Long Island . Rather than operating from retail storefronts, the practice's clinics are located within established medical centers, providing a consistent flow of physician referrals and an established patient base.
Providers have the opportunity to work from locations that best align with their preferred geographic area and commuting distance while enjoying a collaborative, patient-centered healthcare environment.
Clinical Focus
This position provides the opportunity to practice the full scope of adult audiology, including:
Comprehensive diagnostic audiologic evaluations
Hearing aid evaluations, consultations, fittings, programming, verification, and follow-up care
Hearing aid troubleshooting, adjustments, cleanings, and maintenance
Patient counseling and audiologic rehabilitation
Cerumen management (where permitted)
Collaboration with physicians and medical office teams to coordinate patient care
Pediatric patients (ages seven and older) represent a small portion of the patient population.
Position Overview
The Audiologist will provide comprehensive diagnostic hearing evaluations and hearing healthcare services while developing individualized treatment recommendations based on each patient's hearing loss, communication needs, and lifestyle.
Practice locations are available throughout Queens, Brooklyn, and Long Island, with assignments based on provider preference and commuting distance whenever feasible.
Key Responsibilities
Perform comprehensive diagnostic audiologic evaluations
Conduct hearing aid evaluations and recommend appropriate hearing technology
Fit, program, verify, and troubleshoot hearing aids
Provide hearing aid follow-up care, adjustments, maintenance, and patient education
Counsel patients and families regarding hearing loss, amplification, communication strategies, and hearing healthcare
Perform cerumen management, where permitted by state regulations
Maintain accurate clinical documentation and patient records
Collaborate with physicians, medical office staff, and referral sources to deliver exceptional patient care
Qualifications & Skills
Doctor of Audiology (Au.D.) or equivalent degree
Active New York Audiology license with hearing aid dispensing authority
Medicare and Medicaid enrollment preferred (or ability to obtain)
Experience with diagnostic audiology, hearing aid fittings, programming, verification, and patient counseling
Strong interpersonal and communication skills
Flexible full-time and part-time schedules
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Worksite address
new york, NY, 10261, US
Who can apply
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