What are the responsibilities and job description for the AUDIOLOGIST position at Cooper University Health Care?
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Short Description
Performs all diagnostic testing of patients with hearing problems, including standard audiologic evaluations and diagnostic OAE and ABR testing.
- Evaluates, dispenses and verifies hearing aids for appropriate candidates
- Administers and interprets vestibular evaluations
- Supervises interns/students as needed
Experience Required
Documented clinical experience in providing audiology services.
Education Requirements
AuD, PhD, or ScD from an accredited university or professional school.
(Note: Graduates of an accredited university or professional school prior to January 1, 2007: Master’s degree and completed at least a nine-month clinical fellowship training and/or clinical practicum experience in an accredited educational institution.)
License/Certification Requirements
NJ Licensed in Audiology.
Board certification through the American Academy of Audiology or CCC-A from ASHA.
Current BLS from American Heart Association.