The audiology assistant's primary role is to aid the audiology department in providing essential patient care. They perform hearing screenings, minor troubleshooting, and repair of hearing technology. Additionally, audiology assistants provide key support services through ordering, stocking, check-in, organization, and other administrative duties at all assigned satellite locations.

This position will:

Travel to satellite locations.

Assist the audiologists in the testing of infants, toddlers, preschool, and adolescent patients.

Complete newborn hearing screenings (NBHS), document in patient's electronic medical record, enter charges, report results using appropriate state database, meet with care team to share information.

Perform routine daily functions such as stocking supplies, equipment biologic checks/ troubleshooting and ensuring all patient care areas have the needed items for service.

Assisting audiologists in all operations related to all hearing devices such as hearing aids (HA), bone conduction hearing devices (BCHD), ear molds (EM), cochlear implants (CI), assistive listening devices (ALD) systems, etc.

Perform troubleshooting/repairs, direct patient contact in the form of troubleshooting and education, enter charges appropriately, and document in patient's chart.

Order supplies and devices, check-in equipment, receive packages, perform budget, spreadsheets maintenance, payment request completion, and accounts payable reconciliation.

Maintains order and has responsibility for loaner and consignment hearing aid and other stock for the department including appropriate paperwork and EPIC documentation.