Performs other duties as required KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES • Knowledge of the methods, practices and techniques of the field of Audiology • Skills in the assessment, evaluation and treatment of individuals • Skills associated with effective listening and communication • Skills associated with making diagnoses, choosing, initiating and modifying therapies • Ability to work with a variety of patients of varying ages • Ability to quickly change priorities based on changing requirements • Ability to apply critical thinking skills for escalation/triage to proper healthcare professional • Ability to discuss practices, techniques and procedures in lay terms • Ability to regularly change priorities to accomplish tasks with frequent interruptions • Ability to clearly communicate to perform essential functions . Conducts comprehensive evaluations, overall findings and diagnoses of patients through use of history and other appropriate tests 2. Administer and interpret screening, assessment, and diagnostic procedures, such as air conduction, bone conduction, speech audiometry, acoustic emittance (impedance) tests 3. Design rehabilitation programs to help patients learn to identify sounds 4. Measure hearing ability, and/or severity of hearing loss in individuals of all ages 5.