Balance Diagnostics Audiologist – Vestibular Specialist

NeuroDiagnostic Laboratories, LLC.; Mesa (AZ); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

NeuroDiagnostic Laboratories, LLC. in Arizona is seeking an Audiologist – Balance Testing Specialist to focus on vestibular diagnostics and balance testing. Travel between Avondale and Phoenix is required, with a 4-day, 10-hour workweek.

The ideal candidate holds Au.D. and AZ licensure, with experience in VEMP, ABR Balance Focus, and VNG, plus strong patient engagement and teamwork. You’ll collaborate with audiologists and neurologists and help implement new vestibular technologies.

Qualifications

• Au.D. degree required and Arizona license active.
• Experience with vestibular testing (VEMP, ABR, VNG) preferred.
• Strong patient engagement and teamwork abilities.

Responsibilities

• Perform vestibular and balance testing accurately, documenting all relevant events and observations.
• Review and interpret test results from other technicians.
• Collaborate with audiologists, neurologists, and staff to ensure high standards of care.
• Maintain and calibrate vestibular testing equipment.
• Participate in training and knowledge sharing within the team.
• Assist in implementing new vestibular technologies (e.g., balance chair).
• Uphold a professional and compassionate patient experience.
• Work with leadership to meet quality metrics.

Skills

Patient engagement

Communication

Independent work

Team collaboration

Education

Au.D. (Doctor of Audiology)

Tools

VEMP testing equipment

VNG testing equipment

ABR balance focus

EcochG testing

Job description

NeuroDiagnostic Laboratories, LLC. in Arizona is seeking an Audiologist – Balance Testing Specialist to focus on vestibular diagnostics and balance testing. Travel between Avondale and Phoenix is required, with a 4-day, 10-hour workweek.

The ideal candidate holds Au.D. and AZ licensure, with experience in VEMP, ABR Balance Focus, and VNG, plus strong patient engagement and teamwork. You’ll collaborate with audiologists and neurologists and help implement new vestibular technologies.