University of Virginia Health System is accepting applications for 3 AuD Externs in Charlottesville, VA.
Contact: Bailey Aksland at brt9w@uvahealth.org if interested.
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415 Ray C. Hunt Drive
Charlottesville, VA 22942
- single-location
434-243-7167
https://uvahealth.com/locations/profile/audiology
Anticipated start date is 05/08/2023. The anticipated ending date is 05/03/2024. This is designated as Full Time. If a stipend is provided, it is reported to be $ annually.
- https://med.virginia.edu/otolaryngology/education/audiology-fellowship-program/.
- The University of Virginia Health System Audiology Division offers 4th-year Audiology doctoral students a wide range of clinical experiences, including adult and pediatric assessment (behavioral and electrophysiological); cochlear implant evaluation, programming, and follow-up; intraoperative monitoring; hearing aid evaluation, programming, fitting, repair, and follow-up; auditory electrophysiology; vestibular evaluation and rehabilitation; and tinnitus evaluation and management, as well as the opportunity to work with patients that may be unique to an academic medical center with an active otology/neuro-otology practice.
Requirements:
• Enrollment in accredited Audiology doctoral program
• Completion of all university 4th-year academic and clinical prerequisites
• Successful completion of Praxis exam (preferred)
• Clinical competency in basic audiologic assessment and intervention
• Clinical experience with adult and pediatric populations
• Clinical initiative and strong desire to further education and knowledge in the field of audiologyApplications materials should be submitted online via the application portal.
https://redcapsurvey.healthsystem.virginia.edu/surveys/?s=79DYNRE4RCApplication Materials Required:
• Resume/CV
• Cover Letter
• Graduate school transcript
• Three letters of recommendationLetters of recommendation may be uploaded to the application portal, or submitted separately by email to:
Bailey Aksland, Au.D., CCC-A
AudiologyFellowship@hscmail.mcc.virginia.eduor by traditional mail to:
University of Virginia – Audiology
Attn: Bailey Aksland, Au.D.
415 Ray C. Hunt Drive, Ste. 1200
Charlottesville, VA 22903
This site is reported to have 13 staff audiologists and 0 who are CH-AP Certified and 13 who are with their CCC-A certifications.
The site is reportedly serving these populations:
Pediatric ,School Aged ,Developmental Disabilities ,Adult ,Geriatric
Expect these experiences: Diagnostic Evaluation ,Auditory Evoked Potentials ,Newborn Hearing Screening ,Hearing Aid Eval Dispensing ,Cochlear Implant EvalMapping ,Vestibular Eval Rehabilitation ,Bone Anchored Hearing Devices ,Tinnitus EvalTreatment ,Onsite Continuing Education ,Assistive Technologies ,Other specified in next area .
Experiences expected here include:
The Audiology experiences include: Diagnostic Evaluation ,Auditory Evoked Potentials ,Newborn Hearing Screening ,Hearing Aid Eval Dispensing ,Cochlear Implant EvalMapping ,Vestibular Eval Rehabilitation ,Bone Anchored Hearing Devices ,Tinnitus EvalTreatment ,Onsite Continuing Education ,Assistive Technologies ,Other specified in next area .
The Inter professional and collaborative practice experiences include:
Physicians, Speech-Language Pathologist, Family Members.
Other experiences vary, but could be:
Occasional opportunity to participate in interoperative monitoring and sedated ABRs.
Demographics of populations served:
Ethnicity, Race, Socioeconomic Status, National Origin, Culture, Gender Identity, Sexual Orientation
English, English Language Learner, Primary English Dialect, Secondary English Dialect, Bilingual, Sign Language ASL or SEE, Cognitive Physical Ability, Polyglot, Gender Identity
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The University of Virginia Health System Audiology Division offers 4th-year Audiology doctoral students a wide range of clinical experiences, including adult and pediatric assessment (behavioral and electrophysiological); cochlear implant evaluation, programming, and follow-up; intraoperative monitoring; hearing aid evaluation, programming, fitting, repair, and follow-up; auditory electrophysiology; vestibular evaluation and rehabilitation; and tinnitus evaluation and management, as well as the opportunity to work with patients that may be unique to an academic medical center with an active otology/neuro-otology practice.
Requirements:
• Enrollment in accredited Audiology doctoral program
• Completion of all university 4th-year academic and clinical prerequisites
• Successful completion of Praxis exam (preferred)
• Clinical competency in basic audiologic assessment and intervention
• Clinical experience with adult and pediatric populations
• Clinical initiative and strong desire to further education and knowledge in the field of audiology
Applications materials should be submitted online via the application portal.
https://redcapsurvey.healthsystem.virginia.edu/surveys/?s=79DYNRE4RC
Application Materials Required:
• Resume/CV
• Cover Letter
• Graduate school transcript
• Three letters of recommendation
Letters of recommendation may be uploaded to the application portal, or submitted separately by email to:
Bailey Aksland, Au.D., CCC-A
AudiologyFellowship@hscmail.mcc.virginia.edu
or by traditional mail to:
University of Virginia – Audiology
Attn: Bailey Aksland, Au.D.
415 Ray C. Hunt Drive, Ste. 1200
Charlottesville, VA 22903