Position Summary
An audiologist is a licensed professional responsible for evaluating hearing, diagnosing hearing loss, and recommending appropriate hearing health care. At the John Tracy Center, the audiologist conducts comprehensive audiological evaluations for children ranging from 0 to 18 years old, with specialized expertise in testing infants and toddlers. When a hearing loss is identified, the audiologist provides recommendations for medical intervention or a hearing aid evaluation as needed. In cases of permanent hearing loss, the audiologist will refer the child for ongoing educational services. The audiologist collaborates with a multi-disciplinary team to discuss the diagnosis's implications and offer continued support through JTC’s Educational Services.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

? Regular and dependable on-site work required to perform all job duties.

The essential functions include, but are not limited to the following:

• A State of California Audiology license or eligibility is required.
• A Doctoral of Audiology (AuD) is preferred, though a Master’s degree with relevant work experience will also be considered.
• One to two years of experience working with a pediatric population is preferred.
• The ability to work both autonomously and as part of a team is essential.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills are required, along with excellent service skills, including active listening, the ability to communicate expectations clearly, and the capability to resolve concerns effectively.

About John Tracy Center

Provide parent-centered services locally and globally to children with hearing loss, offering families hope, guidance, and encouragement. Children who are deaf or hard of hearing have opportunities to develop the speech, language and listening skills they need to thrive. Families, anywhere in the world, are equipped and empowered with the necessary knowledge, ability, and confidence to help their children achieve their full communication potentials. As experts in listening and spoken language, we will continue to embrace technological advances, promote early identification, and educate future leaders.

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