Doctor of Audiology

Beltone; Altoona (PA); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Beltone in Western Pennsylvania is seeking a licensed audiologist to lead the patient experience from evaluation through fitting and long-term care in our established clinics. You will conduct comprehensive evaluations, program and troubleshoot hearing technology, educate patients and families, and build lasting relationships with patients while collaborating with a supportive clinical team.

We value patient-centered care over sales, provide training and resources, and offer a stable,

Qualifications

• Excellent interpersonal and communication abilities.
• Strong clinical and diagnostic skills.
• Professional, reliable with good follow-through.
• Ability to work independently while contributing to a team.
• Genuine desire to help people hear better and live better.

Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive hearing evaluations and interpret results.
• Recommend, fit, program, and troubleshoot hearing technology.
• Educate patients and families about hearing loss and communication strategies.
• Develop long-term relationships with patients and provide exceptional follow-up care.
• Maintain accurate clinical and patient records.
• Collaborate with Patient Care Coordinators and clinical team.
• Participate in community and physician outreach as appropriate.
• Help patients make informed decisions without high-pressure sales tactics.
• Continue developing clinical knowledge and expertise.

Skills

Strong clinical and communication

Independent yet collaborative

Education

Doctor of Audiology

Job description

Western Pennsylvania | Full-Time | Patient-Centered Healthcare

We’re not looking for someone to simply fill a position. We’re looking for an audiologist who wants to make a difference. Our patients don't come to us because they want another electronic device. They come because hearing loss is affecting their relationships, confidence, independence, and quality of life. Our job is to change that.

What You'll Do

As a licensed hearing care professional, you'll take ownership of the patient experience from evaluation through fitting, follow-up, and long-term care.

Your Responsibilities Will Include

• Conducting comprehensive hearing evaluations and interpreting results
• Identifying appropriate treatment options based on each patient's individual needs
• Recommending, fitting, programming, and troubleshooting hearing technology
• Educating patients and their families about hearing loss and communication strategies
• Developing long-term relationships with patients and providing exceptional follow-up care
• Maintaining accurate clinical and patient records
• Collaborating with our Patient Care Coordinators and clinical team
• Participating in community and physician outreach when appropriate
• Helping patients make informed decisions without high-pressure sales tactics
• Continuing to develop your clinical knowledge and expertise

Required

What we're looking for

• Doctor of Audiology
• Strong clinical and communication skills
• Professionalism, reliability, and excellent follow-through
• Ability to work independently while being a strong team player
• Genuine desire to help people hear better and live better

Even More Important

We want someone who understands that hearing healthcare is about people first and technology second. You should be comfortable having difficult conversations, educating rather than selling, and taking the time necessary to understand what matters to each patient. You should be confident enough to make clinical decisions independently—but humble enough to ask questions and learn. And you should believe that great patient experience and successful business are not competing goals. When you take care of people the right way, business takes care of itself.

Why join us?

Because we believe you should be able to enjoy the work you do. You'll join an established team with structured processes, clinical support, training resources, and experienced leadership. We don't expect you to figure everything out alone. We want audiologists who can take ownership of their patients and their clinic while having the support of a larger team.

You’ll Have The Opportunity To

• Walk into an established patient base
• Build lasting patient relationships
• Practice with the support of an experienced team
• Continue developing your clinical and technical skills
• Work with modern hearing technology and fitting software
• Being part of a culture that values teamwork and accountability
• Make a measurable difference in people's lives every day

And Here’s What We Don’t Want.

If you're looking for a job where you simply move patients through a schedule, sell whatever is easiest to sell, and go home at the end of the day, we probably aren't the right practice for you. If you're looking for a place where patients are treated like numbers, please keep looking. But if you believe that hearing care is about earning trust, solving problems, educating people, and changing lives, we'd like to meet you.

The opportunity

This position is based in our Western Pennsylvania clinics, serving communities where we have established practices and a strong history of patient care. We're particularly interested in Au.D. who can step into the role and become productive quickly. We are willing to train the right person on our systems, processes, and fitting platforms—but we’re looking for someone who already brings the clinical foundation, professional maturity, and patient-care mindset necessary to succeed. You bring the expertise. We'll provide support, tools, patients, and a team. If that sounds like the kind of practice you've been looking for, we’d love to hear from you.

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer.