House of Hearing, a privately-owned independent Audiology practice in the Salt Lake City area is seeking an Audiologist/Hearing Aid Dispenser to add to our team.  We have been helping the hard of hearing community for over 20 years as a private practice and within ENT offices.   We are passionate about providing the best hearing healthcare technology available and to provide the best experience possible. The position is flexible for individuals seeking either full or part time employment.     DO YOU WANT - To work in an exciting and fun private practice culture that utilizes state-of-the-art equipment and offers all manufacturers? - To give back and serve those in need through various community activities? - The opportunity to learn, grow, and expand your knowledge and skills? WHAT WE OFFER - Independence – decision making in diagnostics, treatment plans, hearing aids, execution - Creativity – input in marketing ideas, involvement in community outreach, offering stellar service to and care to differentiate us/you from everyone else - Mentorship – from one of the most knowledgeable and successful leaders in the industry WHAT WE WANT - Energetic team player who is both collaborative and works well independently - Out of the box thinker and problem solver - Has interpersonal and persuasive skills - Is passionate and willing to go above and beyond OUR MISSION – The sounds of life and the voices of those you are about and love, are too precious to ever miss. We make sure every voice is heard.

  A Better Hearing Center, a privately-owned independent Audiology practice in beautiful Alamosa, Colorado is seeking a Hearing Care Practitioner to add to our team.  We have been helping the hard of hearing community since 2018. We are passionate about providing the best hearing healthcare technology available and to provide the best experience possible.  The ideal candidate will be someone who can work independently as well as in a team environment.  The position is flexible for individuals seeking either full or part time employment.    The HCP will be responsible for hearing evaluations for all ages, fittings, follow-up care, as well as counseling and educating the patient to find the best solution to treat their hearing loss.  We are also looking for individuals that have experience in tinnitus management and real ear measurement.   Main Job Functions: - Provides excellent customer service and maintains good public relations - Conduct diagnostic comprehensive hearing evaluations - Executes a treatment plan through excellent counseling and education - Recommend and fit proper hearing devices based on patient’s needs - Employ Real Ear Measurement rational to all fittings - Assist in clinical administrative functions including phone calls, documentation, reporting, etc. - May also be involved in marketing and public outreach, including community events, lunch and learns, health fairs, senior living events, physician marketing, etc. - Maintain confidentiality of all business and patient information - Adhere to company policies and procedures   You will need: - Education: Masters or Doctorate in Audiology or HAD - Active Colorado Dispensing license or eligible for licensure - Strong leadership, communication, and sales skills - Self-starter, team player, positive energy - Problem solving, organizational, and interpersonal skills Salary & Benefits: - Competitive Salary plus commission plan - Paid time off, holidays - Medical, 401(k), Dental and Vision - Tuition Reimbursement Program - Sign On Bonus

  Are you looking for a new career and have a true desire to make a difference in patient’s lives? Our hearing healthcare practice is seeking a highly motivated, compassionate individual to join our team and provide quality hearing care to our patients. The Audiology Technician will assist in adjustments and repairs. This individual will help build and retain our patient base and increase hearing aid sales.   Our well-established practice is located in the Salt Lake City area. Our team of professionals is dedicated to providing superior patient care in a friendly, upbeat office.   Job Duties and Responsibilities: - Meet with patients and conduct routine tests with the audiometer and help with diagnostic testing - Make hearing impressions and molds, order product - Fit hearing aids and assist with adjustments, questions, or problems - Maintain equipment - Repair hearing aids - Provide care and use instructions to patients - Clean hearing aids - Conduct post-fitting orientations and warranty checks - Maintain patient files and perform clerical duties and other administrative support functions Requirements: - High school degree or equivalent - Proficient in Excel and Word Qualifications: - 2-3 years sales experience - 2 years customer service experience The successful candidate will also possess: - A strong work ethic - Strong interpersonal and organizational skills - Ability to prioritize and handle a high volume of patients - Work as a team player and be reliable - Have superior customer service skills - Attractive compensation and benefits package is offered.

  A private Hearing Healthcare practice in Salida, CO is looking for an energetic and motivated individual to manage the front office and represent our practice with professionals.   Hours: Mon-Thur 9-5        Fri 9-4     Essential Duties and Responsibilities: - Handle patient calls and effectively manage schedule - Contact patients to confirm appointments. - Track and report daily scheduling metrics.  - Effectively handle telephone inquiries. - Greet patients immediately upon their arrival and provide excellent customer service. Help with patient testing as needed. - Maintain patient records in billing/scheduling system and in hard copy. - Type correspondence for professionals. - Provide back-up billing support. - Will be taught how to clean and do minor repair of hearing aids Position Qualifications: - High School Diploma required, Associates degree preferred - 2 years front office experience -  Must be computer literate in all Microsoft Office programs. - Must be able to work well independently and be detailed-oriented and organized. The ideal candidate will also possess: - Excellent people and customer service skills - Ability to handle heavy phone work and provide top-notch service. - Strong organizational skills. - Excellent communication skills. - Prior medical/healthcare office experience a plus! - Independent worker, thinks on their feet.

Front Office Coordinator (Bi-lingual Spanish)    A private Hearing Healthcare practice in Salinas, CA is looking for an energetic and motivated individual to assist the front office and represent our practice with professionals.  This person will also be responsible for prospecting for new patients, call existing patients, and schedule appointments for hearing aid fittings.       Essential Duties and Responsibilities: - Handle patient calls and effectively manage schedule. - Contact patients to confirm appointments. - Track and report daily scheduling metrics.  - Effectively handle telephone inquiries. - Will be given call lists to make outbound calls in efforts of capturing appointments. - Greet patients immediately upon their arrival and provide excellent customer service. Help with patient testing as needed. - Maintain patient records in billing/scheduling system and in hard copy. - Type correspondence for professionals. Position Qualifications: - High School Diploma required, Associates degree preferred - 2 years front office experience - Prior outbound dialing experience required - Must be bi-lingual Spanish - Must be computer literate in all Microsoft Office programs. - Must be able to work well independently and be detailed-oriented and organized. The ideal candidate will also possess: - Excellent people and customer service skills - Ability to handle heavy phone work and provide top-notch service. - Strong organizational skills. - Excellent communication skills. - Prior medical/healthcare office experience a plus! - Independent worker, thinks on their feet.  

  A privately owned Healthcare practice in Manteca, CA is looking for an energetic and motivated individual to assist the front office and represent our practice with professionalism.   Must be bi-lingual (Spanish)   Essential Duties and Responsibilities: - Handle patient calls and effectively manage schedule - Contact patients to confirm appointments. - Track and report daily scheduling metrics.  - Effectively handle telephone inquiries. - Greet patients immediately upon their arrival and provide excellent customer service. Help with patient testing as needed. - Maintain patient records in billing/scheduling system and in hard copy. - Type correspondence for professionals. - Provide back-up billing support. Position Qualifications: - High School Diploma required, Associates degree preferred - 2 years front office experience -  Must be computer literate in all Microsoft Office programs. - Must be able to work well independently and be detailed-oriented and organized. The ideal candidate will also possess: - Excellent people and customer service skills - Ability to handle heavy phone work and provide top-notch service. - Strong organizational skills. - Excellent communication skills. - Prior medical/healthcare office experience a plus! - Independent worker, thinks on their feet.

  Stanwood Hearing, a privately-owned independent Audiology practice in Stanwood, WA is seeking an Audiologist or HIS to add to our team.  We have been helping the hard of hearing community since 2019.   We are passionate about providing the best hearing healthcare technology available and to provide the best experience possible.  The ideal candidate will be someone who can work independently as well as in a team environment.  This position is part-time and would be needed for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.  Will also need to fill in for vacations & events as needed.  Could eventually become full-time   The Hearing Care Provider will be responsible for hearing evaluations for the adult population, fittings, follow-up care, as well as counseling and educating the patient to find the best solution to treat their hearing loss.    Main Job Functions: - Provides excellent customer service and maintains good public relations - Conduct diagnostic comprehensive hearing evaluations - Executes a treatment plan through excellent counseling and education - Recommend and fit proper hearing devices based on patient’s needs - Assist in clinical administrative functions including phone calls, documentation, reporting, etc. - May also be involved in marketing and public outreach, including community events, lunch and learns, health fairs, senior living events, etc. - Maintain confidentiality of all business and patient information - Adhere to company policies and procedures - Ear wax removal - Tinnitus therapy   You will need: - Education: Masters or Doctorate in Audiology - Active WA Dispensing license or eligible for licensure - Strong sales skills, leadership, and communication skills - Self-starter, team player, positive energy - Problem solving, organizational, and interpersonal skills Salary & Benefits: - Competitive Salary plus commission plan - Paid time off, holidays

  About Us High Country Hearing Centers is a locally owned and operated business in Rock Springs and Lander Wyoming that serves Western Wyoming. We utilize the latest hearing testing methods and technology to ensure our patients achieve their hearing goals during treatment. Our patients love the personal attention given by our Provider and Patient Care Coordinators. We are a well-established business interested in partnering with professionals who can contribute to the growth of our business. Our team is focused on being relatable and supportive of our patients’ hearing needs and will provide solutions to help improve patients’ lives.   Overview High Country Hearing Centers ensures the highest standards of patient care by bringing joy and purpose to the lives of countless patients that have been experiencing hearing loss and tinnitus. Your success as a Hearing Instrument Specialist/HIS Provider will help us achieve our goal of improving the lives of others through restored hearing while simultaneously expanding your knowledge base by working and following directives from Team Management. We are an equal opportunity employer. All applicants will be considered for employment without attention to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran status, or disability status. If selected for an interview, please advise our HR team if you require accommodation during the interview and assessment process and we will work with you to meet your accessibility needs.   Competencies: - Commitment to excellence in patient care. - Exceptional interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills. - Ability to work independently with minimal supervision. - Must be well organized, detail orientated and able to multitask effectively. - Value integrity, honesty, and respect for both our patients and our internal staff. - Goal orientated and Passionate about helping others.   Minimum Qualifications: - College degree or State License for Board Certified Hearing Specialist in good standing preferred. - 2 years healthcare office management or 2 years office management experience a plus. - Previous experience preferred with dispensing of hearing instruments or relevant work experience preferred. Sales experience a plus. - Must be able to attain a State License for Board Certified Hearing Specialist within 1 year. - Must have good dexterity in both hands. - Must be computer literate. - Must comply with all standard operation procedures and performance standards. - Must have a flexible work schedule. - Candidate must be able to stand and/or sit for long periods of time throughout the day when required.   Responsibilities: - Maintaining patient privacy in compliance with HIPAA federal guidelines and clinic policies. Establish connections with local physicians. - Maintain a registered State License for Board Certified Hearing Specialist in Good Standing. - Attend on-line training as offered by the Practice to maintain BC-HIS State license. Train and assist in administering and interpreting complete hearing assessments in compliance with clinic policies and provider’s observations. - Meet with patients and establish common ground through case history, conduct thorough interviews, conduct audiometric examinations with clients, make recommendation for treatment, and prescribe hearing devices for the rehabilitation of hearing loss. - Ensure our patients receive appropriate hearing healthcare and verification of fittings. Guide patients to better hearing by adjusting and investigating concerns with their hearing devices. - Provide patient education about the effects of untreated/under treated hearing loss during office visits, support via phone, email, or other means as needed. You must be an excellent communicator, both written and verbally, and understand how to frame a message in a clear, concise, and compelling way. - Educate patients pre/post examinations to explain payment programs and traditional private-pay service delivery methods within the application process as per Provider and Client agreement. Follow all policies, procedures, and pricing requirements established by the practice. - Clinical patient documentation, including patient record updates, report-writing, and other necessary documentation, or communication. - Demonstrate thorough knowledge of services, ordering hearing instruments, and maintain supply inventory. - May also be involved in marketing and public outreach, including community events, luncheons, health fairs, senior living events, etc. Provide support for marketing initiatives such as business mailers, patient correspondence, and call campaigns. - Assist with organizational and operational efficiency at the practice. Participate in and apply oneself in achieving goals set by the practice. - Project a professional and clean image by maintaining a clean and uncluttered office. There will be housecleaning and minimal maintenance. Keep walkways clear of obstacles and clear snow during winter weather conditions. Advise management of deficiencies or facility damages.   Benefits: At High Country Hearing Centers, we ask a lot of our employees, in addition to giving our employees a competitive salary, we will include: - Paid Time Off (PTO) accumulated yearly for Full-time employment. - Paid Holidays-New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day. Plus One+ - Commission per device. - Milestone bonuses, per management. - Professional Liability Insurance - State License Fees and CEU Allowance

  HearingUnlimited, a privately-owned independent Audiology practice in the Jefferson Hills, PA area is seeking a Hearing Instrument Specialist to add to our team.  We have been helping the hard of hearing community since 1949.   We are passionate about providing the best hearing healthcare technology available and to provide the best experience possible.  The ideal candidate will be someone who can work independently as well as in a team environment.  The position is flexible for individuals seeking either full or part time employment.    The Hearing Instrument Specialist will be responsible for hearing evaluations for adults, fittings, follow-up care, as well as counseling and educating the patient to find the best solution to treat their hearing loss.    Main Job Functions: - Provides excellent customer service and maintains good public relations - Conduct diagnostic comprehensive hearing evaluations - Executes a treatment plan through excellent counseling and education - Recommend and fit proper hearing devices based on patient’s needs - Assist in clinical administrative functions including phone calls, documentation, reporting, etc. - May also be involved in marketing and public outreach, including community events, lunch and learns, health fairs, senior living events, etc. - Maintain confidentiality of all business and patient information - Adhere to company policies and procedures   You will need: - Active PA Dispensing license or eligible for licensure - Strong leadership, communication, and sales skills - Self-starter, team player, positive energy - Problem solving, organizational, and interpersonal skills Salary & Benefits: - Competitive Salary plus commission plan - Paid time off, holidays - Medical, 401(k), Dental and Vision - Other Perks

    An established Hearing Healthcare private practice located in Dallas, TX is seeking an energetic and self-motivated individual to add to our medical assistant and patient care team. The candidate must be personable with excellent communication and organizational skills. This person is expected to aid with patient care coordination as well as be a medical assistant floater. We are a smaller practice, so this person is expected to support the primary physician as well as other office staff. This position demands a professional and positive attitude.   Essential Duties and Responsibilities: · Take, record, and report patient vital signs using medical equipment. · Escort or transport patients to exam rooms or other areas as directed. · Assist in care of patients by preparing exam rooms for patient care, facilitate use of diagnostic equipment. · Serve as overflow medical assistant on busy clinic days. · Schedule appointments for established patients. · Schedule incoming patient referrals / send out patient referrals following office visits. · Pre-certify procedures and surgeries / insurance verification. · Scan and/or fax administrative documents and diagnostic reports. · Effectively handle patient calls and inquiries. · Provide back-up billing support. · Perform other duties as required to support the office.   Qualifications: · High School Diploma required; Associates degree preferred. · Completion of Medical Assistant training in an approved program, or one year's experience in patient care · Must be computer literate in all Microsoft Office programs. · Must be able to work well independently. · Must be detail-oriented and organized. · EMR experience preferred.   The successful candidate will possess: · Strong communication and customer service skills. · Ability to handle clinic overflow and heavy administrative duties to provide top-notch service. · Strong organizational skills. · The desire to connect with and serve patients. · Prior medical/ENT healthcare office experience a plus! · Ability to multi-task while working in a fast-paced environment.   We are a practice with 2 locations. This position is primarily located at our Central office, but flexibility to travel to both locations is necessary. Position is full time, Monday – Friday.