Administer tests using equipment, instruct patients on test procedures and record results, and monitor, check and calibrate auditory equipment
Examine adult clients to assess hearing loss, recommend type of hearing instrument, take earmold impressions and perform follow-up examinations and readjustments
Make decisions on tests and procedures
Supervise technical and support staff
Administer evaluative tests and procedures
Clean and maintain equipment
Hire and train staff
Prepare and maintain equipment and supplies
Order and purchase equipment
Process claims such as health insurance or workers compensation
Maintain clinical and progress reports
Maintain supplies
Confer with other health professionals
Maintain inventory of equipment
Perform general clerical duties
Process files and paperwork
Schedule and confirm appointments
Take earmold impressions and fit and adjust hearing instruments
Manage routine office functions including reception, telephone and booking appointments
Order supplies and equipment
Organize and maintain inventory
Certificates, licences, memberships, and courses
Licensure by provincial or territorial authorities
Licensure by a provincial/territorial regulatory body for Hearing Instrument Practitioner