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Title
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Description
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We are looking for a Pediatric Audiology Assistant to support audiologists and other healthcare professionals in diagnosing and treating hearing issues in children. This role is a vital part of a team dedicated to improving and maintaining children's hearing health. The job involves preparing and conducting hearing tests, collecting and documenting data, maintaining equipment, and communicating with children and their families.
Working as a Pediatric Audiology Assistant requires patience, precision, and strong communication skills, as the role often involves working with young children and their parents. A good technical understanding is also important, as the job includes the use and maintenance of specialized medical equipment.
Responsibilities include collaborating with other healthcare professionals to ensure the best care for the child. The assistant helps the audiologist during tests, observes the child's reactions, and assists in analyzing results. The role may also involve maintaining hearing aids and performing simple repairs.
The work typically takes place in hospitals, clinics, or specialized hearing centers. Working hours are usually standard daytime hours, but some flexibility may be required.
This position is ideal for someone who enjoys working with children, has an interest in healthcare and hearing issues, and wants to contribute to improving children's quality of life.
Responsibilities
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- Collect and document data
- Assist audiologist during tests
- Maintain and perform basic repairs on hearing aids
- Communicate with children and their parents
- Maintain and calibrate medical equipment
- Collaborate with other healthcare professionals
- Observe children's reactions during tests
- Assist in preliminary analysis of test results
- Keep workspaces and equipment clean and organized
Requirements
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- Previous experience working with children
- Strong communication skills and patience
- Technical aptitude and interest in medical equipment
- Attention to detail and accuracy
- Ability to work in a team
- Fluency in Estonian, preferably also English
- Willingness to learn and develop professionally
- Good physical and mental endurance
- Empathy and caring attitude toward children
Potential interview questions
Text copied to clipboard!- What is your previous experience working with children?
- Do you have experience using medical equipment?
- How would you handle a child refusing to participate in a test?
- How do you ensure data accuracy and confidentiality?
- What are your strengths in teamwork?
- How do you communicate with parents in difficult situations?
- Are you willing to work a flexible schedule?
- How do you stay updated on audiology developments?
- What is your experience with managing documentation?
- How do you ensure regular maintenance of equipment?