Director of Cochlear Implant Program

🕒 September 1

🦀 Maryland – Remote

🦀 Maryland – Remote

💵 $89.5k - $161k / year

⏰ Full Time

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👔 Director

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GBMC HealthCare

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1001 - 5000 employees

Founded 1965

🏥 Healthcare

⚕️ Healthcare Insurance

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GBMC HealthCare is a healthcare organization serving the community with extensive services including primary care, pediatrics, cancer care, labor and delivery, and emergency care. It emphasizes a patient-centered approach and integrates wellness care into its oncology services. GBMC HealthCare is committed to quality and patient safety, providing a comprehensive range of medical services and support for patients and their families. The organization also values philanthropy, diversity, and inclusion, focusing on enhancing the professional development of its staff.

📋 Description

• Administer specialized diagnostic tests in Audiology, Otoacoustic Emissions testing, cochlear implant assessments and mapping, and obtain ESRT and NRT measures • Operate the Hearing Aid Dispensary and Cochlear Implant Center • Manage budget, CI program development, research, philanthropy, outreach and marketing • Participate in habilitative and rehabilitative programs, including hearing aid evaluations, dispensing and fitting aids, cochlear implant fitting, assistive-device management, and patient/family counseling • Oversee Cochlear Implant Center operations, including protocol development, coding, billing, evaluation and management of cochlear implant recipients • Determine hearing function and site of lesion using electroacoustic instrumentation and diagnostic audiometers • Coordinate audiometric results with other diagnostic data and make recommendations for referrals and services • Oversee IRB studies, regulatory documentation, presentations and publications; may serve as principal investigator • Oversee department operations, equipment calibration and repair, budget recommendations, quality assurance and regulatory compliance • Maintain medical and administrative files, logs and reports • Coordinate Audiologists, Speech Pathologist, Cochlear Implant Coordinator and administrative staff, including performance management • Develop outreach, professional and patient education, community collaboration, referrals, marketing and remote care services • Support philanthropy and fundraising communications • Coordinate Alstrom Clinic budget, education and international conference presentations • Deliver national and international research and cochlear implant presentations, submit abstracts, and develop presentations and articles • Travel for presentations

🎯 Requirements

• Doctoral Degree in Audiology • At least 8 years of experience in Audiology specific to cochlear implantation • Extensive knowledge of the entire realm of auditory disorders, habilitative and rehabilitative measures • Extensive knowledge of equipment, techniques and procedures used to measure auditory abilities and disabilities • Extensive knowledge of Cochlear Implant and Aural Rehabilitation, billing, coding and reimbursement • Skill in data analysis interpretation of test results and Cochlear Implantation candidacy criteria • Ability to utilize audiology, OAE and hearing aid fitting techniques and practices • Advanced skills in cochlear implant assessment and mapping, including obtaining ESRT and NRT measures • Management experience including professional and support staff, budget and report management, marketing, and CI program development • Research coordination and implementation • Public speaking • Demonstration of strong leadership abilities • Certification as an Audiologist by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association or American Academy of Audiology • License in Audiology from the Maryland State Board of Examiners for Audiologists