Newborn hearing screenings

[@ilikemike2436]

i have no experience with this type of work but I recently applied for a position doing this type of work. It also includes training. I think I would enjoy this.

[@samuelastudillo1484]

Do you get hired?

[@truelyyourz]

Update

[@heatsann4456]

This baby is about 11 years old now 🥺💖

[@OGantRAGE]

I managed several hospitals under the NBHSP here in CA. Built a solid foundation with a lot of audiologist, ENTS, and medical facilities. I left my position to pass the torch to another screener I managed so she can gain insurance benefits. I joined another contractor company doing the same, managing the hearing screening program as a area manager. It was bad, most of the screeners left because I held a higher standard. I cleaned up the staff, hired and retrained, cleaned up all the data work which included weekly, monthly and annual statistical data. I wasn’t making much it was purely because I loved my little patients. Two years into the job after cleaning up two hospitals and having everything run smoothly I get fired without notice. The company I worked for claimed I failed to turn in documents for another employee who was resigning, this was false because she was unsure and she was still scheduled for the next two months. As I packed my belongings everyone was shocked including doctors, nursing staff, birth certificates unit, NICU unit. I pulled over and cried as I gave everything to this company and to falsely accuse me of something I didn’t not do just to save money. I found out 3 days later my own screener took my position with half the salary.

[@tray-see1748]

i am so sorry this happened to you I hope you find a job that is more appreciative of your work - much love

[@ruthsmarin]

No. I supervise a Newborn Hearing Screening program near Washington, DC. The reason that many parents are discouraged from watching is that if a baby doesn't pass, it can be very very upsetting and stressful. However, if a parent insists, I inform them about that and then let them observe.

[@kokarismibermawer4942]

It's very important to do this test.. I got to know my baby is deaf by birth, After 1yrs..i wasn't aware of dis test

[@ruthsmarin]

It is very important work, I hope that you got the position.

[@devinsberries]

For a video on hearing screenings it is beyond infuriating that the closed captioning is ridiculously inaccurate!

[@Nebula9725]

Is she an Audiologist or just a screening technician? Just asking because I am very interested in pursuing a career in the field of audiology.

[@peaceisgolden]

This job title is called a Newborn hearing screener. I worked as one for 2 years. I was not required to have a college degree for this position, only previous hospital experience or experience working with newborns. You undergo 1-3 months of training that will teach you everything you need to know as well as getting all the certifications you need to do this job. I loved it, very interesting field to be in and it is a great gateway into becoming an audiologist.

[@pinkorangesoda]

@@peaceisgolden How much did you get paid?

[@peaceisgolden]

@@pinkorangesoda $13 an hour, this was in 2015. It's more than likely around $16-$18 now

[@yihannajohnson3711]

@@peaceisgolden Did you get paid for training ?

[@yihannajohnson3711]

@@peaceisgolden Can I still do the training with work in the hospital or training?

[@dimviesel]

Why do they insist that parents not view this procedure? never leave your newborn's side. i demanded to see this and had security sicked on me. Does that happen often?

[@tray-see1748]

i think its becuase of the results and how it can vary for instance. If the newborn failed the results some may become concerned very quickly also the room is supposed to be very silent so that the newborn is only hearing the clicks from the sweeps nothing else. the lady in this video honestly was not supposed to be speaking

[@ruthsmarin]

You just didn't see that part - it is standard to wash hands before and after handling the baby. It would take too long to show someone washing their hands.

[@abdiqafarmohamed1069]

What do we call the test?

[@ajapitchak]

Its called mind control..start em early

[@Valfrex]

Not sure which one this is But you use Auditory brain stem testing or otoacoustic emissions

[@k.salcidoxx]

“normal”?

[@nonsensemusic2706]

no gloves, no handwashing?

[@shaaneveningstar6790]

So, "scientifically" we can justify putting a high frequency into a new born's brain to gather some statistical data - totally ignoreing the consequences of such event to that kid's entire life ? Not sure how sceinctifc and logical is that

[@LUISSANCHEZarmanisancheztopic]

Armani I s balcón kid

[@sidisidi3834]

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[@DevineLoved]

this was very hard to watch no thanks

[@ajapitchak]

They dont ask u here in Canada..they just come to the room..and take your baby..and do this mind control ..no consent, no chance for question..or time to decide if you want this for your child..and definitely did not let me go with them.. I am not blaming the nurses..they just do what they were told..or maybe they do know..this world is insane so i would not even be surprised

[@LUISSANCHEZarmanisancheztopic]

Cry baby

[@LUISSANCHEZarmanisancheztopic]

Hahahaha