with the Navy’s only human centrifuge, located at NAS Lemoore, CA, to teach all tactical aircrew techniques for improving their performance under high G-forces. –jet Typical Assignments Pensacola & Orlando, Florida San Diego, California Norfolk, Virginia Annapolis, Maryland AUDIOLOGY Navy Audiologists provide a wide range of clinical support services in medical treatment facilities for a diverse population. At other sites they also provide rehabilitative, non-medical support to conserve and improve communication ability. Navy Audiologists ensure the auditory combat readiness of our fleet and Marine personnel while serving as consultant managers of Navy/Marine Corps Hearing Conservation Programs. Basic Requirements Master’s or Doctorate degree in Audiology. Must possess an active license to practice and board certification through either the American Board of Audiology (ABA) or the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA). Preferred Requirements Substantial professional experience in Audiology. Interest in clinical, industrial (occupational) or educational audiology Ability to work with a diversified population in a variety of medical settings. Key and Opportunities Experience industrial audiology support of aviation, shipboard and artillery communities. Enjoy overseas opportunities as educational audiologists in support of the Department of Defense Dependent Schools. Assist children with special Typical Assignments Camp Lejune, North Carolina Yokosuka and Okinawa, Japan Norfolk and Portsmouth, Virginia Sigonella and Naples, Pensacola, Florida Guam, Mariana Island San Diego, California Pearl Harbor, Hawaii Bremerton, Washington Rota, Spain BIOCHEMISTRY Toxicology Forensic toxicologists manage and direct operations of military forensic laboratories. This work primarily involves identifying drugs of abuse in body fluids using state-of-the–art equipment.
with the Navy’s only human centrifuge, located at NAS Lemoore, CA, to teach all tactical –jet aircrew techniques for improving their performance under high G-forces. Typical Assignments Pensacola & Orlando, Florida San Diego, California Norfolk, Virginia Annapolis, Maryland AUDIOLOGY Navy Audiologists provide a wide range of clinical support services in medical treatment facilities for a diverse population. At other sites they also provide rehabilitative, non-medical support to conserve and improve communication ability. Navy Audiologists ensure the auditory combat readiness of our fleet and Marine personnel while serving as consultant managers of Navy/Marine Corps Hearing Conservation Programs. Basic Requirements Master’s or Doctorate degree in Audiology. Must possess an active license to practice and board certification through either the American Board of Audiology (ABA) or the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA). Preferred Requirements Substantial professional experience in Audiology. Interest in clinical, industrial (occupational) or educational audiology Ability to work with a diversified population in a variety of medical settings. Key and Opportunities Experience industrial audiology support of aviation, shipboard and artillery communities. Enjoy overseas opportunities as educational audiologists in support of the Department of Defense Dependent Schools. Assist children with special Typical Assignments Camp Lejune, North Carolina Yokosuka and Okinawa, Japan Norfolk and Portsmouth, Virginia Sigonella and Naples, Pensacola, Florida Guam, Mariana Island San Diego, California Pearl Harbor, Hawaii Bremerton, Washington Rota, Spain BIOCHEMISTRY Toxicology Forensic toxicologists manage and direct operations of military forensic laboratories. This work primarily involves identifying drugs of abuse in body fluids using state-of-the–art equipment.
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