Audiologist

Shift Monday - Friday, Days Scheduled Weekly Hours 40

Evaluates and treats patients exhibiting or at risk for hearing and /or vestibular disorders.

• Evaluates auditory and vestibular function through standard audiometrics, electronystagmograhy, auditory, evoked potentials, electrocochlegraphy, and middle ear analysis.
• Interprets test results, establishes and carries Plan of Treatment (POT). POT may include medical referral or hearing aid dispensing and/or recommendations for further testing.
• Dispenses hearing aids by first evaluating hearing aid candidacy.
• Counsels and instructs patient follow-ups through telephone calls and office visits.
• Audiologist describes pricing in detail and refers the patient to the Audiology Assistant for payment options.
• Works with Pediatric through Geriatric age groups and refers to alternate facilities and professionals as necessary.
• Documents evaluation, recommendations and treatments through written reports and progress notes.
• Audiologist produces a report of findings and forwards to the original referral source or sends copies to party in which they are referring patient.
• Markets self, profession and department through participation in health fairs, trade shows, community presentations and community service organizations.
• Works closely with regional industry in completing OSHA Hearing Conservation Programs.
• Prepares and submits appropriate paperwork to obtain funding for patients who qualify. (IDPA, DSCC, DORS)
• Performs cerumen removal procedures.
• Attends required meetings and participate in committees as requested.
• Participates in professional development activities.
• Maintains CEU for licensure as personal development.
• Maintain patient confidentiality.
• Perform related work as required.
• Attend annual OSHA and other mandatory in services as required.
• Must keep up to date on reading Policy & Procedure and OSHA manuals when required and within designated time periods.
• Conducts comprehensive hearing evaluations and diagnostic tests.
• Fits, programs and maintains hearing aids and other assistive listening devices.
• Other duties as assigned.

• Doctorate of Audiology (PhD or AuD) required.
• State of Illinois Licensure in Audiology and Illinois Hearing Aid Dispensing License required.

Compensation Range $69,600.00 - $

• Health and Dental Insurance
• IMRF (Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund) Retirement Fund (457 and 401A Plan)
• Medical and Dependent Care Flexible Spending
• Life Insurance
• Short and Long Term Disability
• Optional Insurances
• Paid Time Off
• Tuition Reimbursement and Loan Forgiveness
• Gift Shop Discount
• CGH Day Care Discount
• CGH Dietary Discount
• Employee Assistance Program
• CGH Pharmacy Discount
• CGH Vision Center Discount