Audiologist a qualified health care professional who engages in the practice of audiology.
Audiologist. Must hold appropriate credential required by state education agency and local school district and meet licensing requirements of the State of Missouri.
Audiologist. The Audiologist is a district-wide itinerant service provider serving students in General and Special Education, performing duties as outlined by statutes. The Audiologist will have an annual workload impact meeting with an MEA representative, the Director of Special Education and Director of Categorical Programs to discuss workload. The workload impact meeting conversation will include the consideration of the following factors before a solution is determined to be necessary: number of IEPs, number of minutes on an IEP, number of 504s, number of school sites, travel time, specific student needs, and other unusual and/or impacting factors. The Audiologist will maintain a list of students with known hearing impairments, and will provide this list bi-annually during the months of October and February to Categorical Programs, Special Education Services and District Nursing Staff.
Audiologist a qualified health care professional who engages in the practice of audiology. Hearing Instrument Dispenser – a qualified, hearing aid dispenser who is not also an audiologist, engaged in the business of selling and dispensing hearing aids. Minnesota Health Care Programs Liaison – the Minnesota DHS staff person assigned to management of the Volume Hearing Aid Purchasing Program on behalf of the Department of Human Services.
Audiologist. The District shall employ a 1.0 FTE audiologist for every 12,000 Pre-K – 12 students. A full-time (6.5 hour per day) Paraeducator shall be assigned to assist Audiology. Approximately 20% of this time may be utilized to assist Vision, OT/PTs and SLPs.
Audiologist. 3. Counselor
Audiologist. 6. Psychologist (for clients of DDD)
Audiologist. 35.12.1 When the District staffs an audiologist, they shall be assigned in accordance with a 1:10,000 audiologist-to-student ratio (head count including Running Start Students).
Audiologist. Grade 5 - applies a broad range and develops specialised audiological skills; - demonstrates flexibility in applying current practices and in introducing new developments; - performs consistently to a high standard, including having consistently accurate assessments, good problem solving skills and an ability to manage difficult cases. Audiologist expert/clinician/manager, Grade 6 - demonstrates professional leadership; - is a recognised resource person for colleagues and other health professionals; - contributes to audiology nationally/internationally; - generally supervises other audiological staff; - has responsibility and accountability for supervision, planning, budgets, equipment purchase and maintenance, and co-ordination of staff Note: Appointment to Grade 6 is at the discretion of the employer.
