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You might not realize how vital your hearing is until it’s affected. When the world begins to sound muffled, the right specialist can give your hearing the boost you need. Today, the career spotlight for CEENTA is: Audiologist.
Audiologists are professionals in healthcare who evaluate, diagnose, and treat numerous hearing and balance disorders. They are experts in the auditory system and can provide the proper consultation on how to treat and manage hearing loss.
As an audiologist, your day-to-day routine may include providing hearing and balance tests to patients. For those who have significant hearing loss, you may also evaluate and fit patients for hearing aids as well as examine, clean, and reprogram these devices.
To be an audiologist at CEENTA, you must have your masters in audiology, the accompanying clinical experience, and licensure in North and/or South Carolina. The following are preferred for this role:
The best candidates for our audiology position are those who thrive in a problem-solving setting, especially one as unique as healthcare that requires constant adaptation. However, this position is not just knowledge-based, it is also one surrounded in empathy. Audiologists at CEENTA understand that hearing disruptions at any level can stifle someone’s daily schedule, and provide services in a caring and compassionate manner.
When you work in the audiology department at CEENTA, you are surrounded by a team of award-winning experts with the talent and resources to treat many hearing and balance dilemmas. Audiologists at CEENTA collaborate with professionals who have fostered an environment of excellent hearing care for a diverse patient population.
If you have a passion for treating hearing disorders with others who share your goal, start your career with CEENTA! Explore our Careers page for more information about our extensive benefits and apply for our audiology positions today.
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