Pediatric Audiologist

Are you an Audiologist with a pediatric focus? Do you seek the opportunity to work within a world-renowned ear clinic in Los Angeles?If so, The House Institute may have your next opportunity!We are currently searching for a Pediatric Audiologist to lead our Children’s Center at our downtown Los Angeles location. The Pediatric Audiologist will provide diagnostics, hearing aid, and cochlear implant evaluations to children from birth on, counsel parents and patients regarding test results, and review options that best meet their hearing care needs.House Clinic is world-renowned for its expertise in hearing health care. Established in 1946, House Clinic has grown from a one-man practice to a multi-location clinic that provides a variety of specialty services to patients of all ages. Our team of professionals pride themselves on providing the best care possible and are passionate about achieving positive patient outcomes.The House Institute offers a competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package as well as many other amenities that come with being part of a thriving, community-focused practice.Qualified candidates will be a Master’s or Doctorate level Audiologist (Au.D), have a Certificate of Clinical Competency in Audiology (CCC-A), and be appropriately licensed in the state of California. If you are self-motivated, possess excellent communication skills, and are looking to become part of a team in an established, innovative, patient-centered clinic, we encourage you to submit your cover letter and resume.Position Summary

The Pediatric Audiologist is responsible for independent evaluation, diagnosis, and interpretation of hearing disorders. The audiologist will provide hearing aid and cochlear implant evaluations to children of all ages. The audiologist counsels parents and patients regarding test results and reviews options that best meet their hearing care needs. They will be expected to liaise with other professionals such as SLPs/AVTs, educators, physicians, and teachers to evaluate and monitor the child’s progress and develop a comprehensive family-based hearing health plan.Primary Job Functions

Perform comprehensive audiometric evaluations to determine the type and degree of hearing loss to provide the basis for developing a treatment coursePerform Auditory Evoked Potential TestingPerform Immittance Audiometry and Otoacoustic Emissions TestingCoordinate and interpret test resultsComplete chart notes for each patient seen and send a written report to appropriate healthcare providersManages Hearing Rehabilitation

Collaborate with allied medical professionals such as SLPs/AVTs to assist in managing the treatment course and monitoring progress.Confer with physicians in the medical treatment of hearing loss.Design, develop, and implement auditory rehabilitation programs using evidence-based practice.Counsel patients and parents regarding test results.Make recommendations regarding audiological treatment options. Recommend the most suitable hearing aid technology options or cochlear implant for the patient.Provide hearing aid dispensing, including selection, fitting, verification, ear-mold acoustics, ongoing management with follow-up, and education.Provide cochlear implant mapping for Advanced Bionics, Cochlear, and Med-El Cochlear implants and be well-versed on ancillary compatible accessoriesPerform hearing aid repairs and assist the patient/family in troubleshooting the cochlear implant.Provide counseling on Assisted Listening Devices (ALD’s).Perform hearing aid checks and cleaningAdministrative Duties

In partnership with Clinic and Foundation leadership, assist with planning and logistics related to setting up clinical operations.Create billing systems.Execute specific details of HCHC work plan.Create systems, policies, and procedures.Coordinate with House Clinic staff as needed.Assist with the coordination of equipment and space needs.Assist with additional HCHC recruitmentAdditional Duties

Involved in clinical quality outcomes.Provide excellent customer service and maintain good public relations.Share administrative duties with colleagues as needed.Exercise confidentiality to ensure compliance with all HIPAA and OSHA regulations.Maintain the cleanliness of equipment and work area.Attend all regular staff meetings.Perform all other miscellaneous duties as assigned.Education, Job Skills, Knowledge & Abilities

Master’s Degree in Audiology or Doctor of Audiology (Au.D.) Must have Certificate of Clinical Competence in Audiology (CCC-A) or eligibility.Must hold a California Dispensing Audiology license and NPI number.A strong commitment to advancing The House Institute’s mission and values.Excellent interpersonal skills that allow effective working relationships with a diverse patient, colleague, and vendor population.Experience with EMR systems a plus.Must be detail-oriented, flexible, and able to thrive in a fast-paced environment.Strong Hearing Aid and Cochlear Implant programming experience.Must be able to organize time and prioritize numerous duties within strict deadlines.Entrepreneurial spirit and can-do attitude.Must deal with all patients in a caring and respectful manner.Professional Expectations

Exhibit a positive attitude, compassionate care, a professional appearance, be detailed, efficient and organized with an orientation toward accuracy. Maintain strict confidentiality and enjoy a team-oriented work environment to facilitate the smooth, efficient, and professional care of the patient and performance of the office. Keep abreast of emerging developments in the field. Support research initiatives as needed.HIF prides itself on offering its employees a competitive salary.HIF offers a generous benefits package that includes medical, dental, and vision coverage, life insurance, paid sick and vacation time, and a 401K retirement savings plan.HIF employees benefit from a flexible and fun working environment where the focus is placed on outcomes and success.Job Type: Full-timePay: $66,000.00 – $115,000.00 per year

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