OVERVIEW
Under the supervision of an Audiologist, the audiology technology assistant assists in delivering comprehensive care for hearing impaired students by checking hearing assistive technology in the classroom.
QUALIFICATIONS
- Bachelor Degree preferred
- Valid AZ fingerprint Clearance Card
- Proficient with Microsoft applications such as Microsoft Word and Excel
- Strong organizational and critical thinking skills to effectively manage priorities of multiple team members
- Strong planning and coordination skills
- Establish and maintain effective and cooperative working relationships with district school staff
- Participate in professional growth and training activities
- Maintain confidentiality
- Provide own transportation for district travel
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITES
- Manage clinic and hearing equipment inventory on multiple databases
- Provides hearing assistive technology and hearing aid check, device troubleshooting, and delivery support to students and staff across the district
- Create and maintain files or charts; update chart notes and scan records as indicated by audiologist
- Assists audiologists with two-tester audiological evaluations by helping the student complete the hearing testing
- Performs calibrations and listening checks on a regular basis
- Maintains organization and cleaning of the clinic while following infection control procedures
- Record-keeping, clerical duties and other administrative support functions can be delegated to the assistant after full and complete training and delineation of supervisory needs by the audiologist
- Communicate professionally with all district staff
- Serve as a liaison between district school staff and the audiologists
- Assists with departmental projects as assigned
- Other duties as assigned
SUPERVISION
Audiologist
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY ORGANIZATION : The district does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sex or gender, sexual orientation, disability, age or marital status.
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