Audiologist

Administers diagnostic audiological tests that allow the differentiation between types of hearing disorders, coordinates and interprets test results and consults with and makes recommendations on hearing disorders to physicians.

• Provides diagnostic evaluation of hearing, prevention, habilitation and rehabilitation services for auditory problems and research relating to hearing and attendant disorders.
• Physically and otoscopically examines the outer structures of the ear.
• Procedures may include appropriate ear cleaning evaluation, fitting and dispensing of hearing aids; cochlear implant assessment, programming and rehabilitation; and electrophysiologic evaluation of the vestibular and auditory mechanisms, in addition to electroacoustic measures of the peripheral and central auditory systems.
• Counsels individuals with auditory disorders, their families and other service providers regarding the etiology of the disorder and its management.
• Provides reports and coordinates audiological results with other diagnostic data such as educational, medical, social and behavioral information.
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• Masters degree or Clinical Doctorate in Audiology (AuD) prior to employment start date.

• Audiologist License (California) required at hire OR Temporary Audiologist License (California) required at hire

• National Provider Identifier required at hire

• Basic Life Support required at hire from American Heart Association

• Must be able to work in a Labor/Management Partnership environment.


• If dispensing hearing aids, a Dispensing Audiologist license is required.

• One (1) year of post-licensure experience in the field of audiology.