Do you want to grow your skills in audiology at a growing otolaryngology practice for your 4th year externship?

Raleigh Capitol Ear, Nose & Throat is Physician-owned, and is not owned or managed by any hospital or university. This represents a significant advantage to our patients, as it allows us to select the best and most cost-effective services for our patients, rather than limiting them to certain facilities based on contractual or ownership obligations.

Professional service. Innovative treatments. The highest standard of compassionate patient care. These are the central tenets of our practice and the cornerstones of our philosophy for more than 50 years. We pride ourselves on consistently offering comprehensive care tailored to meet the needs of each individual patient by combining old-fashioned quality customer service with the latest proven medical care and technology. Crucial for all of our providers is the responsibility to not only provide the highest level of care, but to do so in a manner that is also both compassionate and cost-effective.

We have a high energy, growing ENT practice with 6 offices across the triangle. Across the offices we have 14 physicians and 13 Audiologists. 

Summary of the position:

Audiology externs will work with the Audiologists to evaluate and manage the hearing and vestibular needs of patients of all ages in a fast-paced ENT practice.

Job Responsibilities:

• Perform adult and pediatric diagnostic assessments while providing coverage for ENT physicians clinic
• Examine vestibular disorders and provide appropriate treatment and/or recommendations (including VNG and evaluation/ treatment of BPPV)
• Determine appropriate treatment plan including the fitting and dispensing of hearing instruments and assistive listening devices
• Evaluate hearing devices, perform repairs and maintenance on devices
• Counsel patients and their families on hearing loss and treatment plans
• Document patient encounters in appropriate EMR system
• Educate or train other medical staff on communication needs of the hearing impaired, as well as, teaching others on the topics of hearing loss.