Audiologist Hearing Instrument Specialist

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct diagnostic hearing evaluations for adults and children ages 5+
  


• Perform vestibular assessments and contribute to balance care programs
  


• Dispense, program, and fit hearing aids
  


• Administer and interpret audiological tests, develop treatment plans, establish goals, and recommend appropriate solutions
  


• Provide exceptional patient experiences through active listening, education, and counseling
  


• Maintain professional credentials and CEU requirements, and stay informed on industry developments
  

Qualifications

• Audiologist: Au.D. or master’s-level degree in Audiology, with current state licensure (or eligibility)
  


• Hearing Instrument Specialist: Current HIS licensure (or eligibility) in Maryland
  


• Strong clinical skills with the ability to make decisions and solve problems independently
  


• A patient-first approach and strong communication skills
  

Benefits

• Salary + bonus 90k+
  


• Medical, dental, and vision benefits
  


• Matching 401(k)
  


• Paid time off and holidays
  


• Professional licensure and membership dues
  


• Relocation assistance, if needed