Clinical Audiologist

Clinical Audiologist

Clinical Audiologist

Role & Responsibilities

As a Clinical Audiologist, you will:

• Conduct comprehensive diagnostic audiologic evaluations

  for both adults and children.

• Perform a range of audiological tests

  , including PI functions, acoustic immittance, pure tone audiometry, impedance audiometry, and tympanometry.

• Complete and accurately sign test evaluation sheets

  and all related documentation.
• Offer expert

  hearing aid consultations, trials, fittings, and orientations

  , ensuring clients understand their devices.
• Provide

  regular follow-ups

  to ensure client satisfaction and address any ongoing needs.

• Recommend the right hearing aid technology

  based on individual client hearing profiles and lifestyle needs.

• Educate clients on proper hearing aid usage, cleaning, and minor repairs

  to ensure optimal device performance.

• Maintain consistent follow-up

  and actively gather customer feedback to improve services.

• Choose and administer the appropriate diagnostic procedures

  based on the client's age and performance ability.

Skill Set

• Excellent communication skills

  to explain complex information clearly and build rapport with clients.
• An

  empathetic and client-focused approach

  , prioritizing the well-being and satisfaction of individuals.
• A commitment to staying

  up-to-date with the latest audiology technology and diagnostic advancements

  .

Education & Experience

• Education:

  Bachelor of Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology (BASLP) or Master of Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology (MASLP).

• Experience:

  Freshers and experienced professionals are welcome to apply!

Get in Touch

• HR Team:

  93469 86606

• Email:

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