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The local Public Health Department hires RNs (with Bachelor's degrees as a minimum educational requirement) to go to the various hospitals with Mother-Baby Units in the region to perform the hearing screening. The pay rate is less than what unionized RNs in hospitals earn. The hours are part time. You are expected to have your own vehicle for travelling to the 4 sites across the city on a daily basis.
Parents also have the option to make an appointment to have baby's hearing screening done at the Public Health office.
stinatiny
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I am a senior nursing student and have applied for a Infant Hearing Screener Tech at a hospital in Chicago, IL. I think this is a pretty new possition in hospitals because the RN's ussually do the hearing test. Do you know of any hospitals that have made a specific possition for this, and if so, do you know what the going rate of pay is? I'm really excited for this opportunity. I think it will be great experience for a future Ob-Gyn Nurse!