Audiology
As an experienced audiologist, The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia offers you the opportunity to realize the incredible difference you can make in the lives of children and their families. You'll quickly recognize the impact our level of commitment and multitude of resources can make in your career.
As part of the largest pediatric audiology department in the country, you will have the chance to develop unique skills in the field by working with children in a variety of inpatient and outpatient settings. You'll be able to share ideas and discuss interesting and notable cases with other staff members, as well as interact with healthcare professionals from a variety of disciplines.
Make a difference in children's lives
As an audiologist at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, you'll thrive and grow in a large, dynamic environment. Your varied caseload will include children of all ages and levels of ability. You'll work among a collaborative group of experienced audiologists on an interdisciplinary team. You can be part of the development, growth and success of the innovative Center for Childhood Communication, where staff and families have access to a number of integrated disciplines, including speech-language pathology, genetics, psychology, social work and developmental pediatrics. And you'll provide invaluable family and staff education.
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia is at the forefront of pediatric healthcare and major research initiatives. As part of our department, you'll have access to state-of-the-art equipment and technology for patient assessment and management. Our audiologists also work with manufacturers and technology firms. These relationships often result in the opportunity to participate in clinical trials of new equipment and devices, giving you and the audiology team a chance to evaluate the latest technology in the field.
Make a difference in your life
Learning, growing, thriving and helping make being an audiologist at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia exciting and unique. While making a difference in the life of a child, you can also make a difference in your own life, with enriching opportunities and generous benefits. You'll find significant opportunities for professional skill development through continuing education, including hospital-sponsored courses and regional and national conferences.
Plus, you can take advantage of our many opportunities for teaching and clinical research. You'll be offered the chance to make presentations to families, the medical community and other professionals. And you can gain experience mentoring graduate students and clinical fellows.
