Regional Audiologist or Hearing Instrument Practitioner

Are you a licensed Audiologist or Hearing Instrument Practitioner with at least 3 years of clinical experience and a passion for flexibility, impact, and variety?

Do you thrive in dynamic environments and enjoy supporting multiple clinics while delivering exceptional client care?

If so, we’d love to hear from you! Connect Hearing is hiring a Regional Hearing Care Professionals for Alberta.

About the Role

As a Regional Hearing Care Professional, you’ll provide consistent clinical coverage across Alberta, ensuring uninterrupted client care and supporting clinics during periods of high demand, planned vacations, or staffing gaps. This is a travel-based role, with 50–100% travel, fully supported and paid for by Connect Hearing.

You’ll play a critical role in protecting clinic performance, strengthening the client journey, and maintaining strong conversion and revenue outcomes, while working with a variety of teams and clinic environments.

A day in the life of a Regional Hearing Care Professional involves:

• Coordinate and arrange travel and accommodation


• Planned coverage scheduled 6–8 weeks in advance; urgent coverage as feasible (24–48 hours)


• Providing an exceptional client experience focused on client counselling, product education, and recommendation


• Support same-day solutions, fittings, and follow-ups to maximize private conversion


• Conducting hearing loss evaluations for new clients and recommending the best-fit solution


• Deliver the full scope of hearing care services in line with Connect Hearing standards


• Ensure a seamless client experience and smooth handover back to the home clinic team


• Build quick rapport with clients and local clinic staff

What Success Looks Like

• Reliable coverage for both planned and unplanned needs


• Strong private fit conversion and clinic revenue protection


• Positive feedback from local clinic teams


• High client satisfaction
  
  

What We’re Looking For

• Licensed Audiologist or Hearing Instrument Practitioner in good standing with a provincial regulatory body


• Minimum 3 years of clinical experience with proven success in consultations and fittings


• Strong sales acumen with a client-first, trust-based approach


• Highly adaptable, organized, and comfortable working independently


• Excellent communication and relationship-building skills


• Valid driver’s license and willingness to travel extensively within the assigned region


• A proactive, reliable professional who embodies Connect Hearing’s client-centered values

What You Get in Return

• Competitive base salary


• Monthly bonus and commission program


• All travel fully paid for by the company (mileage, accommodations, travel expenses)


• Full benefits package starting Day 1


• Company laptop and centralized scheduling support


• Ongoing training, professional development, and leadership support


• Career growth opportunities within one of Canada’s strongest hearing care networks

More About Us

At Connect Hearing, we believe every client journey is unique. Our culture is built on service excellence, integrity, collaboration, and innovation and we’re proud to support Hearing Care Professionals at every stage of their career.

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Apply today - we look forward to reviewing your application!

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