Clinical Outreach Specialist

Demant Polska; Ontario; On-site; CAD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a leading company in hearing healthcare as a Hearing Care Practitioner. You will engage in outreach events, manage partnerships, and promote hearing health awareness. This role requires excellent communication skills and a commitment to client-centered care, with opportunities for professional development and collaboration in a supportive environment.

Qualifications

• Willingness to certify as an Industrial Audiometric Technician if required.
• Ability to work with diverse age groups and track business outcomes.

Responsibilities

• Perform industrial testing and participate in outreach events.
• Create presentations for potential partners and represent HearingLife at events.
• Research local and national partnership opportunities.

Skills

Public Speaking

Clear Communication

Organizational Skills

Flexibility for Travel

Education

Hearing Care Practitioner Degree

Tools

Microsoft Office

Adobe

Blueprint

Job description

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At HearingLife Canada, we believe in Life-Changing Hearing Health. Our mission? Helping More People Hear Better. If you’re a hearing healthcare practitioner who thrives on building relationships, we want to hear from you.

We offer a client-centered care environment with access to the latest in advanced hearing technology. If you’re passionate about using your skills to positively impact others, HearingLife is the place for you.

Why Join Us?

You’ll become part of a supportive, forward-thinking team that focuses on creating meaningful change in people’s lives. Be part of a nationwide network of professionals committed to making a difference, all while working in an environment that values collaboration, innovation, and client satisfaction.

How you will make an impact

As a Hearing Care Practitioner, you will perform industrial testing and participate in outreach events to grow the partner development initiatives. In the Clinical Outreach Specialist role, you will also organize, facilitate, and deliver results aligned with the organization’s overall business strategy.

• Please note, the successful candidate can be located in Alberta or Ontario.

Event Management

As the Clinical Outreach Specialist, you will be responsible for the following areas around event management:

• Create presentations for potential partners & member groups
• Attend events for all partner development programs
• Pharmacy – attend hearing health events, track appointments
• Represent HearingLife at public speaking events to promote hearing health care, awareness, & prevention
• Partner talks – attend local events for affinity partner groups, providing support to share information about HearingLife’s services
• Present workplace toolbox talks to unions & industrial employers about hearing health & safety
• Act as a HearingLife Ambassador by living the brand and its values
• Track event initiatives, follow up on appointments, and report on success & ROI

Partnership Development and Program Support

Responsibilities include:

Partnership Development

• Research & advocate for local and national partnership opportunities
• Inform industrial companies about noise protection solutions
• Audit partner results and prepare quarterly reports

Program Development Support

• Support Outreach, Hearing Safety, Affinity Partnerships, and Pharmacy Programs
• Manage inquiries via Freshdesk
• Create and update industrial company accounts in BluePrint
• Collaborate on outreach, implementation, and training ideas

Potential Targets

• Develop vetting processes for needs assessment and program structuring
• Create targeted marketing materials
• Prepare presentation kits for potential partners
• Provide staff support and training

Qualifications

Education: Hearing Care Practitioner degree; willingness to certify as an Industrial Audiometric Technician if required by legislation.

Skills: Excellent public speaking, clear communication, ability to work with diverse age groups, business outcome tracking, proficiency in Microsoft Office, Adobe, and Blueprint, organizational skills, flexibility for extensive travel including weekends and overnight stays.

Accommodations

HearingLife Canada is committed to diversity and inclusion. We are an equal opportunity employer and do not discriminate based on race, national origin, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, veteran status, disability, age, or other protected categories. Please specify any accommodations needed during the recruitment process.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews.

About Hearing Life

HearingLife Canada, along with national partners, is the largest provider of hearing healthcare in Canada, with over 300 clinics and nearly 900 professionals. Our mission is to help more people hear better, supported by the National Campaign for Better Hearing.