Hearing Screen Technician at Women's Health Arizona

Goodyear, Arizona, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

18 Dec, 25

Salary

0.0

Posted On

19 Sep, 25

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Patient Care, Communication, Documentation, Collaboration, Attention to Detail, Flexibility, Informed Consent, Equipment Maintenance, Clerical Duties, Follow-Up, Hearing Screenings, Regulatory Compliance, Infection Control, Teamwork, Demographic Verification, Supply Management

Industry

Medical Practices

Description

Description The Newborn Hearing Screen Technician is responsible for performing newborn hearing screenings on all infants prior to hospital discharge. This role ensures that screenings are conducted in accordance with Joint Committee on Infant Hearing guidelines, using AABR-certified equipment. The technician provides parents with accurate information, documents results, and collaborates with hospital staff to support continuity of care. Responsibilities: Patient Care Perform newborn hearing screenings on both ears using AABR-certified equipment. Conduct initial screenings and rescreens as required, following established protocols. Obtain informed consent from parents prior to screening. Provide parents with written results and answer general questions regarding the screening process. Ensure parents receive appropriate follow-up information and instructions if rescreening or referral is required. Administrative Duties Accurately document screening results in the hospital electronic medical records (EMR) and/or state reporting portal. Maintain daily logs/census of all infants screened. File screening documentation in the infant’s medical record. Perform clerical duties as assigned, including maintaining accurate and timely records. Track and communicate supply inventory needs to Supervisor. Clinical Support Verify demographic information, including family history of hearing loss and pediatrician contact details. Properly maintain, clean, and use screening equipment according to company and hospital protocols. Restock and organize hearing screening supplies to ensure readiness for daily operations. Report operational issues, equipment malfunctions, or process concerns to Supervisor promptly. Collaboration and Teamwork Establish and maintain positive working relationships with hospital staff, nurses, and physicians to ensure effective communication and workflow. Support colleagues by sharing information and assisting as needed to meet program needs. Work a flexible schedule, including weekends and holidays, to meet hospital program requirements. Compliance and Safety Follow Joint Committee on Infant Hearing standards and hospital policies for newborn screenings. Ensure all documentation meets regulatory and state reporting requirements. Adhere to infection control, HIPAA, and patient confidentiality standards. Participate in required training and annual competency evaluations. Maintain compliance with safety procedures in patient care and equipment handling. Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent required; additional training in healthcare or audiology preferred. Previous experience in a hospital or patient care setting preferred. Strong communication and interpersonal skills with parents and healthcare professionals. Ability to maintain accuracy and attention to detail in a fast-paced environment. Flexibility to work varied shifts, including weekends and holidays. Requirements Requires National Center for Hearing Assessment and Management Certification (NCHAM) prior to first date of employment. Must successfully complete background check and drug screening (if applicable). Must provide documentation of required immunizations or proof of immunity, with accommodations available for medical or religious exemptions as required by law.

Responsibilities

The Newborn Hearing Screen Technician performs newborn hearing screenings on infants prior to hospital discharge, ensuring compliance with guidelines. They provide parents with results and collaborate with hospital staff for continuity of care.