Hearing Aid Technician

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:

HEARING AID REPAIRS

• Receives job orders for repair from the Clinic Associates and/or Hearing Care Specialists.

• Checks earmold if with blockage.

• Analyzes, checks, and calibrates the hearing aid unit to be repaired and diagnoses the defect and repair needed.

• Estimates the cost of repair to be done with the hearing aid unit.

• Discusses the diagnosis of the defective hearing aid to the Clinic Associate and/or Hearing Care Specialist so the latter can explain the problem to the client.

• Performs necessary procedure on defective hearing aid including but not limited to cleaning, replacing spare parts and/or repairing the unit.

• Validates the findings and diagnosis of hearing aids and double checks or identifies the causes of back jobs, if any.

• Analyzes the hearing aid to provide printout report before releasing the hearing aid unit to the Hearing Care Specialists.

• Cleans the hearing aid unit before releasing to clients/patients.

• Maintains a record of all repaired units in the logbook prior to releasing to the Hearing Care Specialist.

• Calibrates Audiometric equipment assigned for repair by the immediate supervisor.

MAINTENANCE OF WORKPLACE

• Maintains the good condition of the repair equipment’s and tools by regularly checking it.

• Coordinates with the branches to install software of hearing aid as needed.

• Familiarizes oneself to be updated with the latest product/services by attending the trainings and seminars set by the company.

• Maintains cleanliness and orderliness of the repair laboratory by applying the 5’s.

OTHERS

• Performs other job-related functions that may be assigned from time to time.

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Graduate or at least 2 years of Electronics and Communications Engineering (ECE), Electronics Technology, vocational course, or other related technical courses.

• At least 6 months to 1 year of related work experience in troubleshooting, diagnostics, and repair functions is preferred.