Audiologist

Company Description Vandalia Health is dedicated to making high-quality care accessible and affordable for individuals and families across West Virginia. The organization brings together expertise and resources from across the region to strengthen health care delivery and patient outcomes. By collaborating closely with local facilities and providers, Vandalia Health supports sustainable, community-focused care. The system is committed to attracting and retaining skilled clinicians and staff who share a passion for serving their communities and improving the health of all residents.

Role Description The Audiologist is responsible for providing comprehensive audiologic evaluations, diagnosis, and treatment for patients with hearing and balance disorders. Day-to-day responsibilities include conducting hearing tests, interpreting results, fitting and adjusting hearing aids and assistive devices, and counseling patients and families on hearing health and rehabilitation options. The Audiologist collaborates with physicians and other care team members to develop individualized treatment plans and ensure continuity of care. Documentation of clinical findings, maintenance of accurate patient records, and adherence to clinical and regulatory standards are essential parts of the role. This is a full-time, on-site position based in Evans, WV.

Qualifications

• Professional audiology expertise, including competence in diagnostic hearing assessments, hearing aid fitting, and management of balance and auditory disorders.
• Strong patient-care skills, with the ability to communicate clearly, educate patients and families, and provide empathetic, culturally sensitive care.
• Effective collaboration skills for working with multidisciplinary care teams, including physicians, nurses, and rehabilitation specialists.
• Solid organizational and documentation abilities, including maintaining accurate records, following clinical protocols, and managing time efficiently.
• Doctor of Audiology (AuD) or equivalent graduate degree in Audiology from an accredited program.
• Current audiology licensure (or eligibility for licensure) in the state of West Virginia.
• Certification through relevant professional bodies (e.g., ASHA CCC-A or ABA Board Certification) preferred.
• Experience in hospital or outpatient clinical settings is beneficial, especially within community-focused or regional health systems.