Assistant Professor of Clinical

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The Department of Otolaryngology, Ear Institute has an opportunity available for an Assistant Professor in it Audiology division. Performs cochlear implant evaluations per-operatively for candidacy determination and post-operatively for measuring aided speech outcomes, following the established testing protocols for children and adults. Selects or assists to select cochlear implant processor and/or assistive listening devices. Cochlear implant programming of all commercially available devices, following the established programming protocols.

This position will support UHealth Satellite locations in Plantation, Kendall, and Boca Raton as well as duties at the main Miami campus.

Doctoral degree required. Current/valid Florida Audiologist license required.

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Interested applicants should submit CV and letters of recommendation to:

Sandra Velandia, AuD

Director of Operations

Division of Audiology

Email: svelandia@med.miami.edu

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