5 Audiology Assessment Jobs

Role & responsibilities When diagnosing patients, speech-language typically do the following: Ability to clinically evaluate the patient, independently. Taking decision and administer the modalities & procedures with high skill of performance. Ensure service excellence with high standard of patient care. Communicate with patients to evaluate their levels of speech or language difficulty Determine the extent of communication problems by having a patient complete basic reading and vocalizing tasks or by giving standardized tests Identify treatment options Create and carry out an individualized treatment plan Plan treatment objectives and programs according to the results of evaluation. Explains treatment objectives and methods to patients and their families. Evaluate patient response and progress, and discusses with appropriate physician as and when required. Evaluate and test procedures. Record treatment given and update appropriate records daily. Record patients progress on timely manner. Maintain good & healthy relations with other professionals, including physicians, patients, patients relatives To ensure that ethical professional practice is followed. Knowledge of safe and proper operations of all equipment. To comply with the service quality Process, environmental & occupational issues & policies of the respective area. To comply with patient safety policy. To ensure safe utilization of equipments and proper waste disposal system. Teach patients how to make sounds and improve their voices Teach alternative communication methods, such as sign language, to patients with little or no speech capability Work with patients to improve their ability to read and write correctly Work with patients to develop and strengthen the muscles used to swallow Counsel patients and families on how to cope with communication disorders Qualifications & Experience BASLP Bachelor in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology / MASLP / M.Sc. (Audiology / Speech-Language Pathology) 0 to 3 years of experience

Role & responsibilities When diagnosing patients, speech-language typically do the following: Ability to clinically evaluate the patient, independently. Taking decision and administer the modalities & procedures with high skill of performance. Ensure service excellence with high standard of patient care. Communicate with patients to evaluate their levels of speech or language difficulty Determine the extent of communication problems by having a patient complete basic reading and vocalizing tasks or by giving standardized tests Identify treatment options Create and carry out an individualized treatment plan Plan treatment objectives and programs according to the results of evaluation. Explains treatment objectives and methods to patients and their families. Evaluate patient response and progress, and discusses with appropriate physician as and when required. Evaluate and test procedures. Record treatment given and update appropriate records daily. Record patients progress on timely manner. Maintain good & healthy relations with other professionals, including physicians, patients, patients relatives To ensure that ethical professional practice is followed. Knowledge of safe and proper operations of all equipment. To comply with the service quality Process, environmental & occupational issues & policies of the respective area. To comply with patient safety policy. To ensure safe utilization of equipments and proper waste disposal system. Teach patients how to make sounds and improve their voices Teach alternative communication methods, such as sign language, to patients with little or no speech capability Work with patients to improve their ability to read and write correctly Work with patients to develop and strengthen the muscles used to swallow Counsel patients and families on how to cope with communication disorders Qualifications & Experience BASLP Bachelor in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology / MASLP / M.Sc. (Audiology / Speech-Language Pathology) 0 to 3 years of experience

Role & responsibilities When diagnosing patients, speech-language typically do the following: Ability to clinically evaluate the patient, independently. Taking decision and administer the modalities & procedures with high skill of performance. Ensure service excellence with high standard of patient care. Communicate with patients to evaluate their levels of speech or language difficulty Determine the extent of communication problems by having a patient complete basic reading and vocalizing tasks or by giving standardized tests Identify treatment options Create and carry out an individualized treatment plan Plan treatment objectives and programs according to the results of evaluation. Explains treatment objectives and methods to patients and their families. Evaluate patient response and progress, and discusses with appropriate physician as and when required. Evaluate and test procedures. Record treatment given and update appropriate records daily. Record patients progress on timely manner. Maintain good & healthy relations with other professionals, including physicians, patients, patients relatives To ensure that ethical professional practice is followed. Knowledge of safe and proper operations of all equipment. To comply with the service quality Process, environmental & occupational issues & policies of the respective area. To comply with patient safety policy. To ensure safe utilization of equipments and proper waste disposal system. Teach patients how to make sounds and improve their voices Teach alternative communication methods, such as sign language, to patients with little or no speech capability Work with patients to improve their ability to read and write correctly Work with patients to develop and strengthen the muscles used to swallow Counsel patients and families on how to cope with communication disorders Qualifications & Experience BASLP Bachelor in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology / MASLP / M.Sc. (Audiology / Speech-Language Pathology) 0 to 3 years of experience

Role & responsibilities When diagnosing patients, speech-language typically do the following: Ability to clinically evaluate the patient, independently. Taking decision and administer the modalities & procedures with high skill of performance. Ensure service excellence with high standard of patient care. Communicate with patients to evaluate their levels of speech or language difficulty Determine the extent of communication problems by having a patient complete basic reading and vocalizing tasks or by giving standardized tests Identify treatment options Create and carry out an individualized treatment plan Plan treatment objectives and programs according to the results of evaluation. Explains treatment objectives and methods to patients and their families. Evaluate patient response and progress, and discusses with appropriate physician as and when required. Evaluate and test procedures. Record treatment given and update appropriate records daily. Record patients progress on timely manner. Maintain good & healthy relations with other professionals, including physicians, patients, patients relatives To ensure that ethical professional practice is followed. Knowledge of safe and proper operations of all equipment. To comply with the service quality Process, environmental & occupational issues & policies of the respective area. To comply with patient safety policy. To ensure safe utilization of equipments and proper waste disposal system. Teach patients how to make sounds and improve their voices Teach alternative communication methods, such as sign language, to patients with little or no speech capability Work with patients to improve their ability to read and write correctly Work with patients to develop and strengthen the muscles used to swallow Counsel patients and families on how to cope with communication disorders Qualifications & Experience BASLP Bachelor in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology / MASLP / M.Sc. (Audiology / Speech-Language Pathology) 0 to 3 years of experience

Role Expectations: 1. Expert Diagnosis and Treatment: Skilled in diagnosing and treating ear, nose, throat, head, and neck conditions. 2.Comprehensive Evaluation: Uses advanced tools for accurate diagnosis, such as endoscopy and imaging. 3.Effective Treatment Plans: Provides tailored treatment options including medication, minimally invasive procedures, and surgery when necessary. 4. Patient Education: Clearly explains conditions, treatments, and recovery expectations. 5. Collaboration: Works with other specialists for integrated care, when needed. 6. Long-term Care: Offers ongoing management and follow-up to ensure optimal recovery and health.