Conduct comprehensive hearing assessments to diagnose hearing loss and related disorders in patients of all ages.

Develop and implement individualized treatment plans, including fitting and dispensing hearing aids and assistive listening devices.

Counsel patients and their families on hearing loss, communication strategies, and the use of hearing devices.

Perform hearing aid checks, adjustments, and repairs to ensure optimal device performance and patient satisfaction.

Administer and interpret balance function tests to diagnose vestibular disorders and recommend appropriate rehabilitation strategies.

Collaborate with physicians, educators, and other healthcare professionals to provide comprehensive patient care.

Educate the community on hearing loss prevention and the importance of regular hearing screenings.

Maintain accurate patient records and documentation in compliance with ethical and legal standards.

Stay updated on the latest advancements in audiology through continuing education and professional development activities.

Manage and maintain audiology equipment, ensuring proper calibration and functionality.

Participate in research studies to advance the field of audiology and improve patient outcomes.

Conduct comprehensive hearing tests to diagnose hearing loss and related disorders.

Select, fit, and adjust hearing aids to meet individual patient needs.

Provide counseling and guidance to patients and their families about hearing health.

Evaluate and manage balance disorders using specialized testing equipment.

Manage cochlear implant programs, including fitting and rehabilitation.

Develop and implement aural rehabilitation programs to improve communication skills.

Advise on and dispense custom hearing protection devices for noise exposure.

Conduct hearing screenings for newborns to identify early hearing loss.

Perform cerumen removal to address earwax impaction affecting hearing.

Participate in research studies to advance knowledge in audiology.