Audiologist Per Diem Weekend Shift Newborn Audiology
Overview
Adventist HealthCare seeks an experienced Audiologist for our Audiology Team to deliver newborn hearing screening services and parent consultations. Responsibilities include interpreting screening results reporting findings providing developmental guidance maintaining records conducting screenings and collaborating with multidisciplinary staff. The ideal candidate is passionate about healing and committed to patient-centered care.
What You'll Do5
- 1Interpret newborn hearing screening results and report findings per AHC protocol and state requirements
- 2Provide personalized consultation to parents regarding hearing and speech-language development
- 3Issue referrals for necessary follow-up services
- 4Maintain comprehensive records related to newborn hearing screening processes
- 5Perform newborn hearing screenings following established departmental procedures
Requirements5
- 1MS degree in Audiology with licensure in Maryland
- 2Active American Heart Association Basic Life Support certification
- 3Experience with newborn hearing assessment tools and software
- 4Proficiency in electronic health record systems
- 5Ability to work flexible weekend morning shifts on rotating schedule
Salary Insight
$48k per year
Location
Required Skills
Similar open positions
Explore active roles that match your skills and interests.
101 Shady Grove Medical Center
VerifiedNewborn Audiologist Per Diem - Washington DC
Adventist HealthCare seeks an experienced Audiologist for newborn hearing screening at Shady Grove Medical Center. The role involves interpreting screening results reporting them according to AHC protocol and state requirements providing parental consultations and maintaining records. Candidates must hold an MS degree in Audiology and a Maryland license with active BLS certification.
Saul Modlin, MD, FACS, FAAP
VerifiedClinical Audiologist & Hearing Healthcare Provider
Own full-cycle hearing healthcare delivery for a surgical otolaryngology practice in NYC, managing 40+ patient cases weekly from diagnostic testing through hearing aid fittings. You report to an MD/FACS surgeon and collaborate with 2 otolaryngologists and a care coordinator. This contract role stands apart by offering $65-$75/hour, flexible scheduling, and exposure to cochlear implant and vestibular programs.
Endeavor Health
VerifiedAudiologist Per Diem - Chicago
Lead comprehensive audiologic evaluations for adult and pediatric patients at Endeavor Health. Perform diagnostic testing and create detailed reports while collaborating with ENT specialists. Responsibilities include managing hearing aid dispensing and inventory. This role offers competitive compensation based on expertise and provides opportunities for professional growth.

Hearing Healthcare Recruiters, LLC
VerifiedPart-Time Pediatric Audiologist Job in Hackensack, NJ
You will own pediatric diagnostic testing for a physician-owned ENT and audiology practice in northern New Jersey, with primary location in Hackensack and some travel between nearby offices. This newly created part-time role focuses exclusively on pediatric evaluations, including Visual Reinforcement Audiometry (VRA) and Conditioned Play Audiometry (CPA), with no hearing aid sales. You will join a collaborative team of four audiologists and ENT physicians, with the flexibility to increase hours by assisting with vestibular testing if desired. This position offers the chance to shape the pediatric program within a supportive, family-centered environment.
102 White Oak Medical Center
VerifiedNeonatal RN Part Time Day Shift Washington DC
We seek an experienced Registered Nurse for our Neonatal Care Unit to embody our mission of extending God’s care through physical mental and spiritual healing. This variable part time day shift role offers competitive pay ranging from $37.00 to $55.00 per hour. Join a faith-based team dedicated to compassionate patient-centered care.
Kaiser Permanente
VerifiedSupervisor Audiologist Kaiser Permanente San Francisco
Lead audiology operations overseeing patient testing and treatment programs. Manage a team delivering habilitative rehabilitative and conservation services while ensuring high-quality care standards. Drive clinical excellence and coordinate multidisciplinary collaborations.