Summary Primary responsibility is the patient care, supporting diagnostic and treatment procedures, patient charting and patient education, which do not require a full professional audiology education, or knowledge and skills represented by Audiology Licensures. Support functions include both direct patient care and administrative duties. In addition, must be able to mentor and train new health technicians (Audiology). Responsibilities Total Rewards of a Allied Health Professional Greets and escorts patients; Patient instruction and counseling on hearing loss or hearing aids either on an individual basis or in a group setting. Conducts hearing pass/fail screenings without interpretation; Non-diagnostic otoscopy; Cerumen management; Takes earmold impressions; Hearing aid troubleshooting and repair. Provides basic hearing aid information for patients and caregivers. Performs listening checks on hearing aids. Electroacoustic analysis of devices. Pairs hearing aids and accessories via Blue...