Educational Audiologist

The Audiologist plays a crucial role in delivering audiological services within an educational framework, focusing on students experiencing hearing challenges. This professional assesses auditory capabilities, listening skills, and auditory processing to identify issues that may hinder academic performance, communication skills, and overall emotional health. Additionally, the Audiologist provides both habilitation and rehabilitation services for communication difficulties and offers instructional support related to hearing impairments. Collaboration with educational staff is essential to foster an effective learning atmosphere for students with hearing loss.

• Consult with parents and students on various strategies to enhance the educational experience.
• Ensure the upkeep and functionality of audiological devices through regular maintenance and repairs.
• Participate in required meetings to advocate for student educational needs.
• Work alongside internal and external partners to develop impactful programs for students.
• Conduct comprehensive audiological assessments to provide tailored services.
• Organize district-wide training sessions to meet diverse learning requirements.
• Educate school staff, technicians, and families about auditory challenges.
• Analyze audiological results to inform recommendations for support.
• Maintain accurate records in compliance with legal standards.
• Oversee the district's hearing screening initiative for early detection of auditory issues.
• Supervise Audiometric Technicians to ensure adherence to state guidelines.
• Engage in multidisciplinary team discussions to formulate educational strategies.
• Create written documentation to communicate findings and suggestions.
• Advise educational personnel on the effective use of audiological technology.
• Deliver diagnostic assessments to determine the necessity for hearing aids and assistive listening devices.
• Provide direct support services in audiological rehabilitation.
• Research and procure necessary equipment and supplies for audiological services.
• Address inquiries and provide relevant information and referrals.

Additional Duties:

• Carry out other related responsibilities as required to maintain efficient operations.