Be a part of the growth as a full-time Audiologist for the Cherokee Nation Outpatient Health Center. 

The new Audiology Department features 3 sound booths, four procedure rooms, new real ear equipment, advanced computerized Audiometry, and updated OAE and tympanometry equipment.

Routine duties shall include providing audiology testing and related health care services to individuals eligible for services in accordance with the self-governance compact and funding agreement between the Cherokee Nation and the United States executed under the authority of the Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act. Based on knowledge of audiological principles and professional experience will have full professional responsibility for identifying, evaluating and recommending remedial measures for patients with communication problems related to hearing disability. Plans and implements prevention, habilitation, or rehabilitation services, including hearing aid selection and orientation, counseling, auditory training, lip reading, language habilitation, speech conservation, and other treatment programs developed in consultation with Speech Pathologist and other health care professionals. Plans for and participates in the integration of audiological services with other medical care and preventive health activities. Dispenses and fits hearing aids to those patients who are determined to be candidates as a result of the diagnostic and evaluative procedures. Makes referrals to appropriate providers, when deemed necessary. Provides technical consultation to audiometric technicians, regarding testing activities, scheduling, record keeping, and patient follow-up. Keeps abreast of developments in the field of audiology and in legislation pertaining to the field (e.g., legislation regarding hearing aid dispensing). Other duties may be assigned.