Audiologiassistent

The position requires a qualified and experienced audiology assistant with a vocational education background and mid-level professional experience. Key competencies include proficiency in audiometric testing, specifically performing audiometries, and handling public hearing aid devices. The candidate must be skilled in REM (Real Ear Measurement) and DS (Directional Sound) in noisy environments. Practical clinical skills such as earwax removal, spirometry, prick tests, and sleep registrations are essential, along with the ability to assist the ENT specialist during operations and other clinical tasks. The role demands strong organizational skills to manage patient scheduling and telephone communications effectively. The ideal candidate is service-oriented, meticulous, and capable of working independently within a small interdisciplinary team, demonstrating flexibility to handle unpredictable daily tasks and willingness to engage in responsibilities beyond standard audiology assistant duties. Experience or interest in vestibular diagnostics and treatment, including managing dizzy patients, is advantageous. Reliability, punctuality, and a friendly demeanor are important personal attributes. The job offers a versatile work environment with significant autonomy and opportunities for professional development through relevant courses. Overall, the role suits a dedicated audiology assistant seeking a varied and responsible position in a close-knit clinical setting.