Audiologist, Part-Time

POSITION SUMMARY:Under the direction of the Executive Director of Hearing and Speech, the Audiologist will provide comprehensive diagnostic and rehabilitative audiological services to clients in the community. The Audiologist serves as a member of the audiology team at the Lexington Hearing & Speech Center.PRIMARY DUTIES:Provide audiological services for Lexington Hearing and Speech center clients, to include audiometric testing, and audiological managementPerform independent evaluation, interpretation and diagnosis of auditory system functionDevelops individualized recommendations, treatment plans, and provides patient/family counseling and educationConducts hearing aid evaluations, makes recommendations regarding appropriate amplification, keeps accurate records and completes necessary documentationMaintains contact with manufacturers of audiological/amplification equipment to ensure knowledge of current practices and productsNetworks with staff, consultants, and outside agencies on related issuesCollaborates with school management, faculty, and staff on communication skills issuesDemonstrates professional behavior during interactionsProficient in asking appropriate questions and follow-up questionsSupport the organization's Strategic Planning initiatives with an emphasis on culture. Demonstrate a commitment to our vision, purpose, and missionPerforms other related duties as assigned REQUIRED SKILLS AND ABILITIES:Possess considerable knowledge of audiology methods and techniques used in the diagnosis and treatment of communication disorders of hearing which may also involve speech, language, and other disorders.Must have operating knowledge of audiometric instruments.Ability and experience working independently, using critical thinking skills and processes to arrive at objective, strategic, results-oriented decisions within the context of patient care and department, division and organizational prioritiesAbility to work collaboratively with audiological team, faculty, and staff.Comfortable working with both children and adults.Excellent organizational and record keeping skills.Strong written and oral communication capabilities.Flexible work schedule may be required.EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE: Doctorate degree in AudiologyMaster's Degree in audiology, if graduated prior to 2007Must hold current NYS Audiology licensureNYS Hearing Aid Dispensing licenseCertificate of Clinical Competency from the American Speech and Hearing Association or eligible to obtain Minimum 2 years clinical experience with experience in pediatric audiology strongly preferred.SECURITY CLEARANCE: Required clearances include medical clearance, fingerprinted by the NYC Board of Ed, SCR, and SEL clearancePHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:Must have the ability to sit and stand for prolonged periods of timeMust be able to lift 15 pounds at times

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