Academic talks in specialty areas are offered monthly.

1

2

2

17664

Rarely

No

17679

Everyday

A transcript of your graduate work (unofficial or official).

A letter of intent/personal statement describing your interests and goals for your Audiology Externship and why the UW Audiology Externship is a good match for you (no longer than 1 page).

Never

Everyday

Regularly

Yes

Letters of Recommendation,Resume,Transcript,Letter of request/intent

1) independently perform behavioral hearing evaluations including, conventional audiometry, and speech audiometry using a variety of materials; 2) independently perform physiological measures using otoscopy, tympanometry, acoustic reflexes, and OAE evaluations; 3) independently complete hearing aid consultations, evaluations and fittings with conventional hearing aids, as well as hearing assistance technology; 4) Communicate clearly with patients and families regarding the impact of hearing loss, hearing technology, and treatment options; 5) write clearly, accurately, and concisely in documentation and develop independent skills in use of electronic and paper medical records. 6) develop independent skills regarding business practices and services provided.

Rarely

0

No

Yes

Never

Never

Never

0

Everyday

3 weeks

Susan Anderson sjander@uw.edu (preceptor)

No

0

Yes

Everyday

Yes

Regularly

Regularly

Candidates should have a solid foundation of clinical skills with experience in assessment of a full range of ages across pediatric and adult populations. Competitive candidates will have experience in diagnosis of hearing loss using a range of age-appropriate behavioral assessment measures and physiological measures. Candidates will have experience with selection, verification and fitting of a variety of hearing technologies. Candidates will show a strong interest in patient-centered, culturally competent care, and in developing strong partnerships in the care management process. Lastly, candidates will have an strong interest in expanding their understanding of the research process and working on various projects, whether ongoing or new.

Yes

Rarely

Student will be given the opportunity to work in the following lab(s) Andrew Brown PhD: https://sphsc.washington.edu/content/andrew-brown; Yi Shen PhD: https://sphsc.washington.edu/content/yi-shen

Regularly

June 1, 2024

You must enter a contact person's email.

0

Until filled

Never

Never

1

No

As Needed

Never

Everyday

Rarely

Everyday

Please send all application materials to careers@fuelmedical.com

0

A consistent contact with whom to communicate, An explanation of how and when evaluations are due for the full extern period.

Yes

sjander@uw.edu

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