Audiologist/Audiometrist - Bundaberg (QLD)

Connect Hearing; Queensland; On-site; AUD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Relocation assistance

Paid CPD leave

Access to Phonak/Unitron tools

Clinical autonomy

Professional development

Employee discounts

Job summary

Connect Hearing in Bundaberg, Queensland seeks an Audiologist or Audiometrist to join our clinic on a permanent full‑time basis, Monday to Friday. You will assess, diagnose and provide tailored hearing solutions, while supporting clients with rehabilitation and ongoing care within a patient‑centred team.

The successful candidate will have a university qualification in Audiology or a TAFE qualification in Audiometry, be a full member of AudA or ACAud (HAASA) with a current QP number or

Qualifications

• A recognised university qualification in Audiology or a TAFE qualification in Audiometry.
• Full membership with AudA or ACAud, including HAASA, and a current QP number or eligibility.
• Strong audiological knowledge and clinical skills.
• Commitment to delivering exceptional client care and achieving positive hearing outcomes.
• Excellent communication, interpersonal, negotiation and problem-solving skills.
• Willingness to engage in ongoing professional development and clinical excellence.
• Ability to work collaboratively within a supportive team.
• Comfort with learning and using new technology and software.
• Evidence of a results-focused approach and capability to meet KPIs.
• Ability to establish professional relationships with GPs and other allied health professionals.
• Right to live and work in Australia.

Responsibilities

• Assess and diagnose hearing loss using audiometric testing and related techniques.
• Interpret and document assessment outcomes and refer to medical practitioners as needed.
• Recommend tailored hearing solutions including amplification and devices.
• Deliver aural rehabilitation programs and provide ongoing client support.
• Counsel clients and families about hearing care options and management.
• Support clients with hearing and communication difficulties from age-related or other conditions.
• Contribute to hearing conservation and noise management strategies.
• Build long-term relationships with clients and deliver outstanding service.

Skills

Audiology degree

Audiometry qualification

AudA/ACAud member

QP number eligibility

Education

University qualification in Audiology

Job description

Join our passionate team in their mission to make a positive difference in our clients’ lives through better hearing!

We’re seeking a skilled Audiologist or Audiometrist to join our clinic in Bundaberg, Queensland. This is a permanent full‑time position, working Monday to Friday.

Experienced overseas-trained clinicians with the right to live and work in Australia who are seeking an opportunity to complete their QP are encouraged to apply for this position.

You’ll work in a supportive, patient‑centred environment with plenty of opportunities to grow your expertise and make a real difference for our clients.

Who are we?

Connect Hearing is a leading provider of hearing healthcare services, with a network of more than 180 centres nationwide. We are proud to be part of Sonova, a global leader in innovative hearing care solutions, with a presence in more than 100 countries.

At Sonova, our work helps transform people’s lives. We’re united by a mission to help people experience the joy of sound and stay connected to the world around them. Through innovation, clinical expertise and a passion for great client care, our people contribute to something greater every day.

Join our team and help us create a world where everyone can enjoy the delight of hearing.

What will you be doing?

In this varied clinical role, you will:

• Assess and diagnose hearing loss using a range of techniques, including audiometric testing
• Interpret and document assessment outcomes and make appropriate referrals to medical practitioners
• Recommend tailored hearing solutions, including amplification, implantable devices, assistive listening devices and other appropriate interventions
• Deliver aural rehabilitation programs and provide ongoing support to clients
• Provide counselling, advice and information to clients and their families as part of their overall hearing care
• Support clients with the treatment and management of hearing and communication difficulties arising from age, disability, injury or disease
• Contribute to hearing conservation and noise management strategies where appropriate
• Build trusted, long‑term relationships with clients and deliver an exceptional client experience

What do you need to be successful in this role?

We’re looking for someone who brings strong clinical capability together with a genuine passion for helping people. You will ideally have:

• A recognised university qualification in Audiology or TAFE qualification in Audiometry
• Full membership with AudA or ACAud, including HAASA, and a current QP number or eligibility
• Strong audiological knowledge and clinical skills
• A passion for providing exceptional client care and achieving positive hearing outcomes
• Well‑developed communication, interpersonal, negotiation and problem‑solving skills
• A commitment to continued professional development and clinical excellence
• The ability to work collaboratively as part of a supportive team
• Confidence learning and using new technology and software
• A results‑focused approach and demonstrated ability to work towards KPIs
• The ability to build professional relationships with GPs and other allied health professionals
• The right to live and work in Australia

What’s in it for you?

We want our Clinicians to feel supported to deliver great care, continue developing professionally and build a rewarding career with us. Benefits include:

• Competitive salary, bonus plan and employee benefits
• Relocation assistance where applicable
• Paid CPD leave to support your ongoing professional development
• Access to Phonak and Unitron technology and innovative clinical tools, including our online Speech Perception Test
• Clinical autonomy and a client‑centred approach: we provide the tools, support and framework, while empowering you to apply your clinical expertise
• A strong focus on clinical excellence, capability development and continuous learning
• An environment where Clinician input is valued and you have the opportunity to contribute ideas and make a difference
• Salary packaging options
• Paid parental leave and birthday leave
• Generous employee discounts on Sonova products for you and your family
• Access to discounts from more than 500 retailers across Australia through our Employee Enrichment Hub
• Online Wellbeing Centre and Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
• A supportive, people‑centred and values‑driven culture
• The opportunity to be part of a global organisation at the forefront of innovation in hearing care

Sounds interesting?

If you’re looking for an opportunity where you can deliver exceptional hearing care, continue developing your clinical expertise and make a meaningful difference in your clients’ lives, we’d love to hear from you.

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