Audiologist

Hearing Australia; Liverpool City Council; On-site; AUD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Rostered days off

Competitive salary with 15.4% super

Paid parental leave

Employee benefits (salary sacrifice, H

Private health cover

Job summary

Hearing Australia is seeking an Audiologist to assess and manage hearing health for adults and children across Sydney metro and regional NSW. You will fit devices, provide strategies, and collaborate with families and NDIA partners to achieve outcomes.

The role requires travel to various centres, strong customer service, and commitment to best practice in line with Australian Audiology standards.

Qualifications

• Tertiary qualification in Audiology.
• Full and current membership with Audiology Society of Australia.
• Sound knowledge of clinical Audiology and procedures.
• Knowledge of Hearing Services Program.
• Exposure to NDIA scheme.
• Willingness to travel to other locations for clinical work.

Responsibilities

• Assess the auditory problems of non-complex adult clients.
• Provide rehabilitative support including fitting hearing aids and assistive devices.
• Refer clients to other professionals or seek guidance from senior audiologists.
• Participate in visiting sites and home visits.
• Liaise with NDIA representatives, other allied health & support agencies and families to ensure best outcomes.
• Provide excellent customer service and manage client load.

Skills

Travel willingness

Client communication

Clinical knowledge

NDIS liaison

Education

Tertiary qualification in Audiology

Membership with Audiology Society of Australia

Job description

Want to improve the lives of Australians, no matter who they are?

Join us and build a career and future you'll be proud of.

It matters more at Hearing Australia

Hearing Australia is a trusted leader in our field. Working across the country, we exist to support and empower people through hearing health when & where they need it.

Benefits & Locations

• Help provide the latest best practice hearing services for anyone who needs it
• Gain skills with Australia's largest provider of government funded hearing services
• Enjoy a nine-day fortnight and other flexible work arrangements
• Working mainly across metro Sydney centres, with some support to centres in regional Southern NSW
• Company vehicle available for travel, with travel time & travel allowance on offer
• Working predominantly at Liverpool, Bankstown, Blacktown, Penrith, Narellan, Campbelltown, Bowral, Maroubra Junction, Miranda (this is an onsite position)

Your opportunity

As an Audiologist, you'll support and empower clients of all backgrounds. Working side by side with people who go the extra mile, you'll also love the feeling of helping children and adults who need us. Here's how you'll do it:

• Assess the auditory problems of non-complex adult clients in accordance with established Australian Hearing practice methods and standards
• Provide appropriate rehabilitative support including fitting hearing aids, assistive listening devices, personal amplification devices, accessories and/or communication strategies as appropriate
• Refer clients to other professionals or seek guidance from more senior audiologists where needed
• Participate in providing services at visiting sites and home visits
• Liaise with National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) representatives, other allied health & support agencies and families/carers to ensure best practice and outcomes for each client
• Undertake marketing/public relations activities in the community as required
• Provide excellent customer service, manage client load and meet revenue targets

What you'll bring

We believe the successful candidate with thrive in a client-centred environment where they can provide exceptional and friendly service in conjunction with managing complex medical administration. You'll bring:

• Tertiary qualification in Audiology
• Full and current membership with Audiology Society of Australia
• Sound knowledge of clinical Audiology and procedures in accordance with Australian Audiology standards
• Sound knowledge of Hearing Services Program
• Exposure to National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) scheme
• Willingness and flexibility to travel to other locations to undertake clinical work
• Ability to support business changes to clinical practice, products and policies

Why Hearing Australia?

There's so much to love about a role with us. But our people say there's three things that set us and their careers apart. They're about:

• How we do what we do: Our vision is to deliver the best hearing solutions for anyone, anytime, anywhere. At Hearing Australia, you'll know you're making a contribution that really means something
• Who we work with: Here, you'll support and empower clients of all backgrounds. That's what drives our teams and what makes them so special
• Where we're going next: As our industry evolves, we're committed to learning and improving what we do and how we do it and building an organisation where everyone can thrive

What does that mean for you?

As an Audiologist, you'll know that every day, your work is helping people who need us. Just ask Madeleine one of our dedicated Audiologists about why they choose to work with us:

"Everyone works together to create a great workforce that we're excited to keep coming back to. It's powerful to be able to make a difference in someone's life, so we all want to support each other to provide what the community needs."

You'll also enjoy a range of benefits, including:

• Additional 2 rostered days off each month, for our full-time team members
• Attractive salary package includes a generous 15.4% superannuation
• Paid parental leave
• Attractive employee benefits (salary sacrifice superannuation, HCF private health cover discount, well-being programs, salary packaging, discounts across an exciting range of retailers)