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The Department of Otolaryngology is currently seeking a full time Audiology Fellow to work in Miami. The Audiology Fellow is a fellowship for an individual interested in developing skills in both cochlear implants and general audiology. The incumbent will spend half of their time working in the Cochlear implant Program and half of their time in the Audiology Diagnostic Clinic.

In the Audiology Diagnostic Clinic, the individual will perform routine audiometric evaluations including air, bone and speech testing, immittance testing, and such special diagnostic procedures as evoked potentials and otoacoustic emissions. The individual will develop and implement the skills to evaluate potential hearing aid and/or assistive device candidates. The individual will perform electroacoustic measures and Real-Ear measures to verify device performance. Counsels candidates regarding expectations and device selection and will perform the necessary follow-up. In the Vestibular Clinic, the individual will perform Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potentials, Post urography, Rotational Chair testing, and Videonystagmography testing for assessment and diagnosis of vestibular disorders. In the Implant Program, the individual will develop and implement the skills to evaluate potential implant candidates, will counsel candidates regarding expectations and device selection and will perform the necessary follow-up for implant patients.

CORE JOB FUNCTIONS                       

Under the supervision of a licensed audiologist, rotates through clinical audiology areas such as general diagnostics (including electrophysiology), hearing aids, hearing implants (cochlear and bone conduction), vestibular diagnostics, tinnitus evaluation/management, educational audiology at the Debbie Institute, and newborn hearing screenings.

Participates in early intervention services for children with hearing loss.

Under the supervision of a licensed audiologist, provides rehabilitative management to individuals with hearing loss through the provision of hearing aids and assistive listening technologies.

Provides complete and accurate reporting of results and recommendations to the patient and in the medical record.

Utilizes electronic medical record and audiologic and nerve monitoring software applications.

Participates in case conferences, multidisciplinary clinics, and staff meetings.

Assists with the maintenance of supplies by checking stock regularly and advising supervising staff of anticipated needs.

Maintains current knowledge of new technologies and approaches in the field.

Duration of training in audiology subsets will be adjusted based on attainment of skills and demonstration of competencies.

Adheres to University and unit-level policies and procedures and safeguards University assets.

This list of duties and responsibilities is not intended to be all-inclusive and may be expanded to include other duties or responsibilities as necessary.

CORE QUALIFICATIONS                                                                                                    

Education:

Bachelor’s degree

Must be enrolled in an accredited Doctor of Audiology program

Certification and Licensing:

State of Florida provisional Audiologist licensure

Experience:  

No experience required

Knowledge, Skills and Attitudes:

Ability to recognize, analyze, and solve a variety of problems.

Ability to communicate effectively in both oral and written form.

Ability to understand and follow instructions.

Ability to work independently and/or in a collaborative environment.

Skill in completing assignments accurately and with attention to detail.

Department Specific Functions

Performs diagnostic and therapeutic services by assessing and treating patients for hearing, balance, and communication disorders under the supervision of an Audiologist.

May be required to participate in grand rounds, journal clubs, and lectures throughout the year as well as complete didactic assignments or projects to build clinical skill set and competency.

Expected to complete a minimum of 300 pediatric clinical hours, enrollment in LEND related activities including LEND didactics, and attendance of the EHDI and AUCD conferences.

Rotates through various specialties working with adults and pediatric populations (where applicable).

The University of Miami offers competitive salaries and a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, tuition remission and more.

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