Be the Best at Getting Better Join over Hartford HealthCare colleagues who make a difference every dayYour ImpactCharlotte Hungerford Hospital is seeking a hour Audiologist who will work onsite within the hospitals ENT office This close knit clinic consists of ENT providers and allows for direct collaboration between staffThe Audiologist is responsible for the diagnosis and treatment of patient populations experiencing symptoms related to the ear and hearing such as hearing loss tinnitus and balance disordersThe Audiologist determines candidacy and program implantable devices that enhance or augment hearing and listening The Audiologist provides direct patient care via initial patient assessment evaluation diagnosis development of treatment plan and implementation of treatment plan in order to improve patient quality of daily livingYour RoleIndependently evaluate patients experiencing symptoms related to the ear and hearing by examining patient and assessing nature and extent of hearing disorder using testing devicesAssess impact and severity of hearing loss in order to develop an appropriate treatment planDevelop comprehensive diagnosis in order for the ENT physician to develop an appropriate treatment planDiagnose severity of hearing loss mild moderate moderately severe severe and profoundDiagnose category of hearing loss sensorineural hearing loss conductive hearing loss and mixed hearing lossMonitor patient progress to update diagnosis per ENT physician orderEvaluate and determine hearing aid candidacy Dispense activate and program hearing aidsMonitor treatment plan and adjust plan of care as neededProvide hearing test results and consultation to ENT physicians for the development of treatment planBe the Best at Getting Better Join over Hartford HealthCare colleagues who make a difference every dayYour ImpactCharlotte Hungerford Hospital is seeking a hour Audiologist who will work onsite within the hospitals ENT office This close knit clinic consists of ENT providers and allows for direct collaboration between staffThe Audiologist is responsible for the diagnosis and treatment of patient populations experiencing symptoms related to the ear and hearing such as hearing loss tinnitus and balance disordersThe Audiologist determines candidacy and program implantable devices that enhance or augment hearing and listening The Audiologist provides direct patient care via initial patient assessment evaluation diagnosis development of treatment plan and implementation of treatment plan in order to improve patient quality of daily livingYour RoleIndependently evaluate patients experiencing symptoms related to the ear and hearing by examining patient and assessing nature and extent of hearing disorder using testing devicesAssess impact and severity of hearing loss in order to develop an appropriate treatment planDevelop comprehensive diagnosis in order for the ENT physician to develop an appropriate treatment planDiagnose severity of hearing loss mild moderate moderately severe severe and profoundDiagnose category of hearing loss sensorineural hearing loss conductive hearing loss and mixed hearing lossMonitor patient progress to update diagnosis per ENT physician orderEvaluate and determine hearing aid candidacy Dispense activate and program hearing aidsMonitor treatment plan and adjust plan of care as neededProvide hearing test results and consultation to ENT physicians for the development of treatment planMasterrsquos Degree or Doctorate in Audiology from an ASHA or ACAE accredited Audiology programState of Connecticut Audiologist LicenseNew Graduates are encouraged to applyMasterrsquos Degree or Doctorate in Audiology from an ASHA or ACAE accredited Audiology programState of Connecticut Audiologist LicenseNew Graduates are encouraged to apply