Audiology Manager

Nemours is seeking an Audiology Manager to join our Nemours Children's Health team in Wilmington, Delaware.

The Manager of Audiology for the DV Region provides clinical operational leadership and direct supervision and mentorship of team members, for audiology services across multiple locations and cost centers in the region.

This role is responsible for ensuring appropriate staffing, resource allocation, efficient clinical workflows, and a high level of patient and family satisfaction.

It ensures the delivery of high-quality, family-centered audiologic care while aligning services with organizational goals related to access, quality, financial stewardship, and growth.

The Audiology Manager collaborates across departments to identify opportunities and implement initiatives that enhance clinical care, academic excellence, operations, and service delivery.

They promote excellence in patient care through team development and coaching, and by maintaining, developing, and implementing evidence-based protocols, procedures, training programs, and clinical competencies.

In collaboration with other members of the leadership team, the manager establishes and monitors performance goals, supports strategic initiatives, and contributes to budget planning and financial performance oversight.

The Audiology Manager is responsible for compliance with all applicable safety standards, accreditation requirements, and regulatory guidelines.

As assigned and permitted by licensure, provide direct patient care and is responsible for maintaining all required competencies and mandatory education.


* Provides management of Audiology team members including but not limited to schedules, rounding, performance management, continuing education, HR file upkeep, licensure verification, and disciplinary actions.

Applies human resources policies and practices with associates, including hiring, promotions and coaching/counseling.


* Sets expectations, develops systems, and is responsible for tracking appropriate billing, documentation, and application of standards of care for Audiology associates.


* Assures all associates and trainees are appropriately oriented to the hospital and departmental policies and procedures, and ensures clinical care and protocols are current and based in current evidence.


* Facilitates communication and team building of the multidisciplinary team, including facilitating a collaborative and supportive relationship with other leaders within and outside of Audiology (Otolaryngology, Inpatient units, regional clinic leadership, etc) and creates agendas and leads meetings/huddles, etc.


* Develops and manages audiology educational/student programs including but not limited to AuD student clerkships, externships, student observations, and departmental conferences/workshops.


* Manages systems and coordination with other departments (clinical engineering, interface, clinical applications, IT, etc.) to ensure appropriate tracking, o...