About this opportunity
Pinehurst Surgical Clinic PA lists this Audiologist opportunity in southern pines, North Carolina. Review the employer’s description below for duties, qualifications and application requirements.
Job description
Audiologist Position
The Audiologist provides comprehensive diagnostic and rehabilitative audiology services within the Pinehurst Surgical Clinic Audiology Department. This role delivers high-quality patient-centered care related to hearing and balance disorders, including adult and pediatric hearing evaluations, vestibular testing, tinnitus counseling/management, hearing aid evaluations and dispensing, and cochlear implant (CI) evaluation and maintenance. The Audiologist works collaboratively with ENT physicians and clinical staff to optimize access, outcomes, and the patient's experience.
1) Diagnostic Audiology Services
Perform comprehensive audiologic evaluations for adult and pediatric patients as indicated, including:
Pure tone audiometry, speech audiometry, tympanometry, acoustic reflexes
Otoacoustic emissions (OAEs) and other clinically appropriate testing
Conduct hearing assessments for medical and surgical ENT patients (pre/post-op hearing testing as needed)
Identify and document hearing disorders, amplification candidacy, and treatment recommendations
2) Vestibular & Balance Services
Provide vestibular evaluation and diagnostic testing, which may include:
VNG testing
Positional testing (e.g., Dix-Hallpike)
BPPV assessment and treatment (e.g., Epley maneuver), within scope and clinic protocols
Caloric testing and vestibular ocular motor assessments as applicable
Provide patient education and care coordination for balance disorders, including referral to vestibular physical therapy when appropriate
Collaborate closely with ENT physicians regarding vestibular diagnostic interpretation and treatment pathways
3) Tinnitus Evaluation & Management
Conduct tinnitus evaluations including history, symptom scoring tools, and audiometric correlation
Provide tinnitus counseling and education using evidence-based approaches (may include TRT-style counseling, CBT-informed counseling, or sound therapy protocols)
Recommend and implement tinnitus management plans, including:
Hearing aids with tinnitus features
Sound therapy devices/strategies
Patient education on triggers, sleep impact, and coping strategies
Track tinnitus outcomes and improvement metrics as part of quality improvement initiatives
4) Hearing Aid Services (Dispensing & Ongoing Care)
Provide hearing aid evaluations and selection using best-practice standards
Perform device programming, fitting, verification (real-ear measures if available), and validation
Provide follow-up and ongoing hearing aid care including:
Adjustments, reprogramming, counseling, troubleshooting
Maintenance education and long-term amplification support
Support patient access to assistive listening devices and accessories as needed
Maintain accurate documentation and billing/coding for device-related care per PSC policies
5) Cochlear Implant (CI) Evaluation & Support
Support ENT physicians in CI-related services, including:
CI candidacy screening support
Counseling on CI process and expectations
Coordination with implant centers/manufacturers (as applicable)
Provide post-implant audiologic support services within PSC scope (depending on clinic model), which may include:
CI follow-up hearing testing and patient education
Coordination for mapping/advanced follow-up with implant centers
Documentation and communication to referring CI team/providers
6) Coordination of Care / Patient Experience
Work as part of a multidisciplinary ENT team to ensure timely testing, follow-up scheduling, and treatment continuity
Provide exceptional service and a supportive environment for patients experiencing hearing loss, tinnitus, dizziness, and communication barriers
Participate in patient education and community outreach efforts (e.g., hearing health awareness)
7) Documentation, Compliance, and Quality
Document all clinical findings accurately in the EMR, including clinical interpretation and recommendations
Ensure compliance with:
State licensure requirements
HIPAA
PSC policies and clinical standards
Support clinic quality initiatives, including tracking clinical outcomes, patient satisfaction, and service-line growth
Requirements
Qualifications
Doctorate or Masters in Audiology (AuD) from an accredited program
Current (or eligible) North Carolina Audiology license
Strong competence in diagnostic audiology and amplification care
CCC-A from ASHA (preferred) and/or ABA certification
1+ years of clinical audiology experience (ENT setting strongly preferred)
Experience providing vestibular testing services
Experience in tinnitus evaluation and management
Experience supporting cochlear implant patients and/or CI program workflows
Knowledge of hearing aid dispensing, and billing processes
Excellent communication skills and patient counseling ability
Ability to work collaboratively with ENT physicians and clinical support staff
Strong organizational skills with ability to manage schedule flow and documentation expectations
Characteristics
Compassionate and patient demeanor with patients and co-workers
Strong critical-thinking and problem-solving skills
Physical Requirements
Sitting: Frequently
Standing: Frequently
Walking: Frequently
Carrying/Lifting: Rarely (up to 35 pounds)
Stooping/Kneeling: Frequently
Other: N/A
Worksite address
southern pines, NC, 28387, US
Who can apply
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