Audiology Technician

H2 Performance Consulting; Washington; On-site; USD 38,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

H2 Performance Consulting is seeking an Audiology Technician to support research, public health, and clinical activities related to auditory health. The successful candidate will assist with data collection and operation of audiometric equipment in both clinical and military settings.

Qualified candidates should have a high school diploma, a minimum of two years’ experience in clinical or technical support, and the ability to operate technical equipment effectively. The position requires strong attention to detail and the ability to follow established protocols.

Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years of research or clinical technical support experience.
• Ability to operate technical equipment and follow established protocols.
• Experience in healthcare, laboratory, or technical field activities.

Responsibilities

• Support research activities related to hearing health.
• Operate audiometric equipment.
• Assist with testing and data collection.
• Maintain equipment and supplies.

Skills

Attention to detail

Technical equipment operation

Data collection

Effective communication

Education

High school diploma

Job description

H2 Performance Consulting is subject to the Vietnam Era Veteran's Readjustment Assistance Act as a Federal Contractor. As such we strive to reach out and provide employment opportunities to our Veterans through a variety of sources and to build a diverse workforce. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. As mandated under Executive order 12989, H2 is required to verify employment eligibility of selected candidates through the Department of Labor’s - E-Verify.

H2 Performance Consulting is seeking an Audiology Technician to provide technical support for research, public health, clinical, and field activities supporting the DoD auditory health mission.

The Audiology Technician will assist with data collection, operation of audiometric and related equipment, participant coordination, and execution of established protocols. This position may support activities at military installations, clinical locations, research sites, or other designated field environments.

Key Responsibilities

• Support research and public health activities related to hearing health, hearing conservation, and auditory readiness.
• Operate audiometric and related equipment in accordance with established procedures.
• Assist with participant coordination, preparation, testing, and data collection.
• Support hearing-related studies involving speech communication, threat detection, target identification, situational awareness, hearing protection, noise exposure, or auditory fitness for duty.
• Assist with collection, entry, organization, and quality review of study or program data.
• Support field implementation of hearing health technologies, education tools, clinical documentation tools, and data collection systems.
• Maintain equipment, supplies, documentation, and testing areas.
• Follow protocol requirements, privacy requirements, and Government-directed procedures.
• Communicate effectively with audiologists, senior technicians, coordinators, engineers, and Government stakeholders.
• Travel or support work at geographically dispersed military field sites as required.

Required Qualifications

• High school diploma required.
• Minimum of 2 years of research or clinical technical support experience.
• Experience supporting clinical, healthcare, laboratory, research, or technical field activities.
• Ability to operate technical equipment and follow established protocols.
• Strong attention to detail and ability to accurately document activities.
• Ability to complete required Government training, including cybersecurity and HIPAA training.
• Ability to travel as required for data collection, site visits, training, or program support.

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience supporting audiology, hearing conservation, occupational health, public health, or clinical research programs.
• Experience working in military, DoD, VA, healthcare, or field data collection environments.
• Familiarity with audiometric testing, hearing protection fit-testing, boothless audiometry, or related hearing health technologies.
• Experience handling sensitive health information in accordance with HIPAA or similar requirements.

Qualified candidates may submit their resume to the career section of our company website at http://www.h2pc.com. All resumes will be reviewed and those candidates we wish to further in the application process will be contacted via email/phone to schedule initial phone screens. All resumes are kept on file for comparison of skills against future position requirements.