University Hospital
Newark, NJ
Overview
About the Role The primary purpose of the Clinical Audiologist is to be responsible for the full time delivery of clinical audiological services, including screening and diagnostic assessments of hearing and balance, rehabilitative and counseling activities as well as teaching responsibilities inherent in the hospital setting. The Clinical Audiologist will evaluate referred patients to implement and administer a comprehensive therapeutic intervention.
Responsibilities
What You’ll Do Manages, administers and continues development of a specialty area of audiology (i.e. Electronystagmography (ENG/VNG)/BAHA/CI). Performs newborn hearing screening (in-patient) Documents the results of evaluation and treatment accurately and timely as per department policy Works collaboratively and effectively with physicians, nurses, physician’s assistant, and social workers in a multidisciplinary health care team...