Audiology Interview Question:

Traditional Audiology Interview Questions:

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☛ Describe the most difficult patient you've had to test and outfit with a hearing device. How did you handle the situation?
☛ Tell me about a time when one of your patients wanted to return his hearing aids. How did you handle the situation? How might this situation have been avoided?
☛ How do you maintain a positive relationship with your office and support staff?
☛ How would you handle an irate parent/teacher/principal?
☛ How would you manage a combative adult patient?
☛ Walk me through your process of giving initial exams to patients.
☛ With what assistive devices are you most familiar with?
☛ What hearing aid brands do you recommend for children?
☛ What is a comfortable caseload size for you?
☛ What are some references you recommend to your patients to learn more about hearing aids, cochlear implants, or other hearing assistance technology?
☛ What is your philosophy about the various communication approaches used by children who are deaf or hard of hearing?
☛ What tools do you use to ensure the hearing instruments are appropriately working for your patient?
☛ Why do you think working at our hospital will be a good fit for you?
☛ Why do you prefer working in a school environment over a hospital or clinic?
Submitted by: Muhammad