Audiologist

• Perform immittance and emissions testing for children ranging from neonates to adolescents and record results for future reference
• Conduct auditory evoked potential assessments for patients when required to do so by a staff physician or outside health care professional
• Assess the hearing sensitivity and quality for patients and provide patients and parents with information regarding the results
• Dispense assistive listening devices, such as hearing aids, to patients in need of help.
• Fit assistive listening devices based on the patient s physiology and other needs
• Consult with physicians and outside professionals about each patient s future needs and current progress
• Update medical records based on ongoing evaluations of each patient
• Examines patients experiencing ear conditions.
• Performs and interprets diagnostic tests, including audiometry evaluations.
• Completes ear-related procedures and prescribes medication as needed.
• Makes ear impressions to fit patients for cochlear implants and hearing aids.