Audiologist at Akicita Federal, LLC – Ogema, Saskatchewan

Audiologist

Position OverviewAkicita Federal is seeking a highly qualified Audiologist to provide comprehensive audiological diagnostic and rehabilitative services to patients at the White Earth Service Unit. The provider will work independently within the outpatient clinic, delivering emergent, urgent, acute, and primary care audiology services.
Key Duties and Responsibilities-Perform routine and complex audiological evaluations including: -Diagnostic site of lesion testing -Auditory evoked potentials -Pediatric audiology -Electronystagmography -Infant hearing screening -Tests for non-organicity and special diagnostic evaluations-Provide aural rehabilitation, hearing aid evaluation and fitting, and communication counseling.-Conduct pre- and post-operative evaluations, and collaborate with ENT specialists and primary care providers.-Maintain oversight for all audiological operations including scheduling, referrals, documentation, and patient follow-up.-Deliver in-service training, program development consultation, and support for multidisciplinary healthcare staff.-Apply current federal healthcare and audiology standards, including CMS, IHS, Joint Commission, and AAAHC guidelines.
Clinical Knowledge and Competencies-Strong working knowledge of: -Otologic diseases and their audiologic implications -ANSI calibration standards -Hearing aid fitting and acoustic modifications -Audiologic treatment planning for patients with multiple disabilities-Proficient in interpreting audiologic results in the context of broader health, social, and vocational impact.-Familiarity with Indian Health Service (IHS) protocols, including procurement and clinic operations, is preferred.
Supervision and Reporting-Reports directly to the Clinical Director or designee.-Functions with independent clinical authority and full responsibility for treatment plans and diagnostic outcomes.
Work Environment-Clinic-based setting with intermittent physical demands including standing, walking, and equipment use.-Interacts with diverse patient populations ranging from pediatric to geriatric.
Minimum QualificationsU.S. Citizenship required. Non-citizens may be considered if qualified candidates are unavailable.
Education:-Doctor of Audiology (Au.D.) from an ACAE- or CAA-accredited program-OR other doctoral degree in hearing science or related field from a U.S. Department of Education-recognized institution.
Licensure: Must possess a current, unrestricted license to practice audiology in any U.S. state or territory.Must be able to pass a background check and meet employee health clearance requirements.
$110 - $125 an hour