Research audiologist

Job Purpose:Conduct research, bench studies and user studies with the required documentation, to prove the efficacy of products in accordance with regulatory and legal requirements.Minimum education (essential):B.Communication Pathology in AudiologyMinimum education (desirable):M.Communication Pathology in AudiologyMinimum applicable experience (years):1 - 2 years (post comm serve)Required nature of experience:Audiological research: design and implementationReport writing and documentationFitment of hearing aidsFine tuning of hearing aid settingsCustomer relations and relationship managementWorking in a clinical environment and interacting with both clinical and non-clinical and academic colleaguesThe development of research protocols and the management and organization of data (user studies).Skills and KnowledgeExcellent English skills and communication abilityAbility to organize and run a research projectHigh competence in hearing aid fitting/aural rehabilitationProven ability to work collaboratively with colleagues to achieve research aims and/or clinical goalsComputer literacy