An Audiologist provides care, therapy, and education to individuals, their families, teachers, and/or facilitators to support healthy hearing and communication competency in collaboration with various allied professionals. This involves working in areas such as hearing, auditory function, balance, and related systems through prevention, identification, assessment, and rehabilitation. S/He serves the needs of individuals from the different sectors within the Canossian Village and the wider community. S/He works collaboratively within a multi-disciplinary team to provide quality care and contributes to the Village's efforts in providing an enhanced service delivery through the Canossian Circle of Care. S/He also participates in continuing education and research as needed. S/He should be collaborative and possess strong communication and problem-solving skills. Critical Work Functions and Key Tasks Casework - Assessment and Intervention Planning Conduct assessment to determine child's lis...