Veterans C&P Audiologist — Flexible Evaluation-Only Role

Empower Mental Health; Wellsboro (Tioga County); On-site; USD 207,000 - 255,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible scheduling

No ongoing patient caseload

In-person opportunities

Job summary

Empower Mental Health is seeking a licensed Audiologist to perform VA C&P evaluations as a non-treatment contractor. You will conduct structured testing, review records, obtain focused histories, and prepare VA-compliant reports. This position offers flexibility and additional income with no ongoing patient care or billing.

The role requires access to calibrated audiometric equipment, a Master’s degree or higher, and an active Audiologist license. VA experience is a plus.

Qualifications

• Active, unrestricted Audiologist license (required).
• Master's Degree or higher in relevant field.
• Access to calibrated audiometer capable of VA evaluations.
• Access to diagnostic tympanometer for tympanometry and acoustic reflex testing.
• Strong documentation and report-writing skills.
• Ability to follow structured evaluation protocols.

Responsibilities

• Conduct C&P audiology evaluations for Veterans
• Perform structured hearing loss and tinnitus-related evaluations per VA guidelines
• Review medical records and examination information
• Obtain focused patient history through interviews
• Perform audiometric testing and document results per VA formats
• Prepare clear VA-required reports with objective findings
• Maintain boundaries between evaluation and treatment
• Submit documentation within required timeframes

Skills

Audiologist license

Calibrated audiometer

Immittance tympanometer

Documentation skills

Maryland CNC testing

VA evaluation protocol

Education

Master's Degree or higher

Tools

SHOEBOX Audiometer

Interacoustics Titan

Interacoustics AT235/AT235h

GSI TympStar Pro

Job description

Empower Mental Health is seeking a licensed Audiologist to perform VA C&P evaluations as a non-treatment contractor. You will conduct structured testing, review records, obtain focused histories, and prepare VA-compliant reports. This position offers flexibility and additional income with no ongoing patient care or billing.

The role requires access to calibrated audiometric equipment, a Master’s degree or higher, and an active Audiologist license. VA experience is a plus.