Hearing Instrument Specialist

We are looking for an Audiologist or Hearing Instrument Specialist to join our team!

About Us

HearingLife is a national hearing care company under the Demant umbrella and in association with Oticon. Built on a heritage of care, health, and innovation since 1904, HearingLife operates more than 600 hearing care centers across 42 states. We follow a scientific, results-oriented approach to hearing healthcare that is provided by highly skilled and caring professionals. Our vision is to help more people hear better through life-changing hearing health delivered by the best personalized care.

Responsibilities

• Help more people hear better by providing clinical expertise to diagnose and treat hearing loss while ensuring a positive patient experience.
• Act in accordance with the required industry and state professional licensing standards.
• In addition to exceptional patient care, responsible for growing your patient population and meeting practice financial goals.
• Provide quality care and aftercare of dispensing services such as hearing tests, hearing aid fittings, educate and train hearing aid users of best practices.
• Perform checks on hearing aids and other amplification devices, including troubleshooting, conducting repairs to hearing aids, earmolds, and cleaning of hearing aids.
• Achieve practice growth with a strong mindset on sales and key business metrics while maintaining ethical practice standards.
• Participate in local community outreach including health fairs and developing physician relationships.
• Represent HearingLife as an advocate to making a life‑changing difference.
• Counsel patients on the purchase of their hearing aids, devices, and accessories.
• Maintain a current understanding of third‑party payors and various payment methods in accordance with federal and state laws.
• Understand and meet monthly, quarterly, and yearly clinical finance targets working closely with your PCC and Manager to achieve clinic financial KPIs.
• Support Telehealth initiatives (Remote Care) to expand patient care and product portfolio, including conducting hearing tests, coaching and educating patients on hearing aid devices.
• Maintain continuing education requirements based on state requirements.
• Operate audiometric equipment and interpret the results.
• Communicate test results and interpret and propose treatment in a manner easily understood by patients.
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