Sources Sought Notice – Q– Part Time Audiology Services Wilmington VAMC
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Subject: Q-- Part Time Audiology Services Wilmington VAMC
Classification Code: Q - Medical services
Solicitation Number: VA24416N0550
Contact: Kevin Balser1111
Setaside: N/AN/A
Place of Performance (address): Wilmington DME;
Place of Performance (zipcode): 19805
Place of Performance Country:
Description:
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SCOPE OF WORK - Vineland Audiology Hearing Aid Service1. OVERVIEW
This is a sources sought only for a temporary Audiologist to work 24 hours a week for three months at
2. PURPOSE
The contractor will be required to perform the following tasks:
. Hearing aid evaluations, including measurement of UCLs and taking ear impressions.
. Entering new orders and service request, certifying repairs, issuing devices, and ordering accessories and batteries in ROES.
. Routine hearing aid maintenance and trouble-shooting.
. Hearing aid fittings, using verification of gain and output.
. Electroacoustic analysis of hearing aid function.
. Counseling of patient about hearing and communication options.
3. REFERRALS
Referrals will be needed for the following:
. Special Audio logic and Vestibular Tests.
. ENT referrals
. Other disciplines (such as, but not limited to, Speech Pathology, Neurology, OT/PT)
Referrals to other services will be entered directly into CPRS, while those needing special audiological testing will be faxed to the
4. CLERICAL SUPPORT
Clerical Support will be provided by VAMC Program Support Assistants at the Wilmington VAMC.
5. AUDIOLOGY CONSULTANT QUALIFICATIONS
. Current State (any) audiology license.
. Must be able to function independently.
. Must have malpractice insurance.
. Meet or exceed Joint Commission Standards
. Must receive mandatory
6. QUALITY CONTROL
Every case will be reviewed for completeness of hard copy documentation. Every fifth case will be reviewed for external validity of the audiogram, accuracy of encounter information, electronic transmission of the audiogram and appropriateness of recommendations in light of the consult request. If more than one serious error (directly affects patient care or outcome) or more than five minor errors (do not directly affect patient care or outcome) are found, the contractor will be notified of said problem(s) in writing and must correct such problem(s) within 30 days. If more than two serious errors or ten minor errors are found, the contractor will be deemed to be in breach of contract and may result in contract termination.
7. HOURS/TOUR OF DUTY
Services will be provided on a scheduled basis. Contractor will not exceed 24 hours per week and a maximum of 96 hours in a 1 month for a total of 3 Months.
8. PAYMENT FOR SERVICES
Payment for services will be per hour based on two exams per hour. Invoices will be provided as requested (if needed).
Link/URL: https://www.fbo.gov/spg/VA/PiVAMC646/PiVAMC646/VA24416N0550/listing.html



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