Audiologist

About the job

As an educational audiologist, you will play a vital role in assessing and supporting students with hearing and balance-related challenges. Your expertise will help facilitate students' educational access, provide counseling, and collaborate with school teams to ensure optimal learning environments.

Key Responsibilities

• Examine students for hearing, ear, and balance disorders
• Interpret audiological test results and recommend educational accommodations
• Fit and monitor classroom amplification devices
• Follow up on student progress and adjust supports as needed
• Provide counseling to students, staff, and families regarding hearing loss
• Participate as part of the IEP team
• Educate students on hearing preservation and assist in crisis intervention

Qualifications

• Minimum one year as a practicing educational audiologist
• Valid CA Clinical/Rehabilitative Services Credential in Audiology or equivalent licensure
• Comprehensive knowledge of audiological assessments and related assistive technology
• Ability to work effectively across cultural and socioeconomic groups
• Skill in written and verbal communication

Benefits

• Hourly pay based on experience
• Opportunity to travel to various school sites
• Team-oriented, supportive educational environment

Location

• Based in Pasadena, California, with travel to district schools

Healthcare · 50-200

Partners In Special Education (PSE) is a California-certified nonpublic agency providing specialized educational services to students aged 4-22. Since 2003, PSE has collaborated with charter schools and districts to offer tailored programs, including diagnostics, therapy, and mental health support. Their professional staff includes school psychologists, speech and language pathologists, and occupational therapists. PSE is committed to enhancing student success through flexible, in-person, and virtual instruction. The company is headquartered in Pasadena, California.