Audiometric Technician - Vernon, Canada - Interior Health Authority

Description

We are seeking a Permanent Part Time Audiometric Technician at Vernon Health Centre in Vernon, BC.


Days of work:
Tuesday to Friday, Days

Shift times: 08:00 to 12:00, 08:00 to 15:00

What we offer:

• Employee & Family Assistance Program
• Employer paid training/education opportunities
• Employer paid vacation-Medical Services Plan
• Employer paid insurance premiums
• Extended health & dental coverage
• Municipal Pension Plan
• Work-life balance

What will you work on?

Under the general direction and supervision of the site Pediatric Audiologist, the Audiometric Technician provides clinical, technical, financial and administrative services to support the delivery of clinical care primarily to children and vulnerable adults who may be at risk of, or who have a hearing loss.

Typical Duties and/or Responsibilities:

• Conducts general Audiometric tests using equipment such as audiometers, hearing aid analyzers and sound level meters.
• Instructs clients/families on procedures, records test results, and discusses test results with the Pediatric Audiologist.
• Performs the physical fitting and modifications of custom hearing aids and couplers/earmolds. Takes ear impressions of clients and orders earmolds/acoustic couplers and checks them for accuracy.
• Provides client care and support and client follow up.
• Maintains function of auditory equipment. Maintains supply of auditory equipment/
• Provides program and community support by preparing presentation materials; presenting educational sessions and information to caregivers, staff, School District staff, participants at Health Fairs/Baby Talk etc, outside agencies and the public.
• Participates in audiometric screening activities in clinical and community settings.
• Performs financial transactions and maintains petty cash account.
• Performs administrative support duties.

Where are we located?

The thriving City of Vernon is situated in the northern region of BC's Okanagan Valley Basin between the beautiful Swan, Kalamalka and Okanagan lakes.

It boasts a unique history, diversified economy, attractive climate and beautiful natural setting offering residents a highly desirable balance of small-town charm combined with the amenities of an urban centre.

As the largest regional centre in the North Okanagan area, it also serves as a major vacation destination. The area's recreational opportunities are enjoyed by visitors and residents alike and include skiing, golfing, hiking, cycling and more. Vernon is also home to a large and diverse arts community.

Greater Vernon enjoys a wide array of public recreational facilities including an aquatic centre, 7 parks with playing fields and 19 walking trails.

Golfers can take advantage of a season that traditionally runs from March until November and eight major courses within the North Okanagan area.

The Vernon area is a haven for the outdoor enthusiast with ready access to mountains, lakes, rivers and provincial parks.

Summer activities include hiking, mountain biking, kayaking, scuba diving, sailing, water skiing and fishing. Winter pursuits include alpine and cross-country skiing, snowboarding, tobogganing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, dogsledding and ice fishing.

Located 22 km to the northeast of Vernon is Silver Star Mountain Resort, a world-class ski destination with 108 runs.