Audiologist: REM-driven Hearing Care & Implants

Staffing Proxy; Gilbert (AZ); On-site; USD 95,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental, and vision coverage

Job summary

Happy Ears Hearing Center in Gilbert, AZ is seeking an Audiologist or experienced Hearing Instrument Specialist (HIS) to join its Gilbert team. Open to full-time or part-time employment.

Provides comprehensive hearing healthcare for adults and pediatric patients, with REM and audiology best practices at the forefront. The role involves evaluating, fitting, counseling, and rehabilitating patients across a broad audiology scope, including cochlear implants and BAHA.

Qualifications

• AuD or Master’s degree in Audiology.
• Arizona Audiologist license or eligibility for licensure.
• Strong communication and patient counseling skills.
• Commitment to Real Ear Measurements and audiology best practices.
• Interest in practicing across a broad scope of audiology.

Responsibilities

• Perform comprehensive adult and pediatric diagnostic hearing evaluations.
• Provide cochlear implant evaluations, mapping, and ongoing care.
• Evaluate and work with bone-anchored hearing devices (BAHA).
• Evaluate and treat patients with tinnitus.
• Conduct hearing aid evaluations and recommend amplification solutions based on individual patient needs.
• Select, fit, program, and adjust hearing aids from multiple manufacturers using Real Ear Measurements (REM) and audiology best practices.
• Provide hearing aid verification, troubleshooting, repairs, follow-up care, and patient counseling.
• Perform cerumen management as appropriate.

Skills

Strong communication

Patient counseling

Real Ear Measurements

Audiology best practices

Education

AuD or Master’s degree in Audiology

Job description

Happy Ears Hearing Center in Gilbert, AZ is seeking an Audiologist or experienced Hearing Instrument Specialist (HIS) to join its Gilbert team. Open to full-time or part-time employment.

Provides comprehensive hearing healthcare for adults and pediatric patients, with REM and audiology best practices at the forefront. The role involves evaluating, fitting, counseling, and rehabilitating patients across a broad audiology scope, including cochlear implants and BAHA.