Audiology Technician — Clinical Hearing Support

WJM Professional Services LLC; Fort Bliss (TX); On-site; USD 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

WJM Professional Services LLC is seeking an Audiology Technician to provide full audiology support for beneficiaries, aligning with PWS and military facility standards. You will assist in evaluations, calibrate equipment, educate patients, and document results while coordinating scheduling to maintain clinic efficiency.

The role requires formal audiology or hearing conservation certification and a year of recent experience, with training through military programs preferred.

Qualifications

• Must have a certificate showing formal training related to audiology or hearing conservation.
• Must have completed a hearing conservation course or approved training through the Army, Navy, or Air Force hearing programs.
• Only these specific education paths are accepted—no substitutions or equivalency requests allowed.
• Must have at least one year of full-time Audiology Technician experience within the last two years.

Responsibilities

• Assist in conducting hearing evaluations and audiometric screenings.
• Perform routine hearing conservation procedures and support occupational programs.
• Prepare test equipment, calibrate devices, and ensure sanitation.
• Educate patients on hearing protection, device care, and follow-up instructions.
• Support audiologists during patient assessments and treatment sessions.
• Document patient encounters and audiometric results accurately and on time.
• Maintain hearing conservation documentation and tracking systems.
• Assist with fitting, maintenance, and repairs of hearing protection devices.
• Coordinate patient scheduling and ensure efficient clinic workflow.

Education

Audiology/hearing conservation certificate

Approved military hearing programs training

Job description

WJM Professional Services LLC is seeking an Audiology Technician to provide full audiology support for beneficiaries, aligning with PWS and military facility standards. You will assist in evaluations, calibrate equipment, educate patients, and document results while coordinating scheduling to maintain clinic efficiency.

The role requires formal audiology or hearing conservation certification and a year of recent experience, with training through military programs preferred.