Audiology Treatment Technician

Primary Responsibilities

• Serve as backup to open and close the clinic each day.
• Ensure audiology equipment and computers are on and ready for patient use.
• Collaborate with the Patient Care Coordinator (PCC) to manage scheduling and patient flow.
• Answer phones, schedule appointments, and support administrative processes as needed.
• Manage clinic supply inventory and prepare required reports (daily, weekly, monthly).
• Join daily huddles and participate in regular staff meetings.
• Ensure compliance with HIPAA and all clinic policies.

Patient Care Support

• Prepare exam rooms and assist with patient intake.
• Support the remote audiologist with telehealth and audiology procedures, including Cognivue screenings, video-otoscopy, OAEs, and other functions as trained.
• Provide Earlens orientation, including device care, Bluetooth pairing, and use counseling.
• Assist patients and PCC with exchanges, returns, and follow-up questions.
• Coordinate with ENT groups for impressions and follow-ups related to Earlens devices.
• Send PCP reports daily and, when required, hand-deliver physician reports.

Requirements

Earlens Device Management

• Oversee the ordering process: upload invoices and sales agreements to Counsel Ear, and ensure all documentation is complete by deadlines.
• Receive devices, prepare them for fitting, and verify functionality.
• Perform verification and validation of Earlens devices prior to patient use.

Marketing & Outreach

• Support grassroots marketing efforts, including physician and community education programs.
• Assist with outbound calls to prospective patients and the preparation of marketing materials.

Professional Development & Compliance

• Maintain all required certifications.
• Participate in continuing education and conferences as assigned (some travel required).
• Enroll in an audiology technician program (tuition covered by VHC).

Knowledge & Skills

• Self-starter who works independently and takes ownership of tasks.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills in a multicultural environment.
• Proactive communicator who shares important updates before they become urgent.
• Effective problem-solver, able to adapt to interruptions.
• Patient-centered, respectful, and professional in all interactions.
• Team-oriented with a positive, "can-do" attitude.
• Detail-oriented and organized, with strong planning skills.
• Commitment to ethical conduct with patients, coworkers, vendors, and partners.
• Interest in personal and professional growth.

Education & Experience

• High school diploma or equivalent required; Medical Assistant certificate or similar preferred.
• 2+ years of experience in a busy medical clinic or business environment.
• Audiology clinic experience a plus, but not required.
• Competency with EMR software (such as Counsel Ear).