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At onePHG, our team is driven by a shared passion for improving lives through better hearing. We believe that exceptional, referral-worthy care begins with professionals who truly prioritize each patient’s needs. Better hearing and a better quality of life for individuals living with hearing loss can be accomplished with the help of the right hearing professional. We offer the best of both worlds: a tight-knit, patient-centered private practice environment where you can build deep, meaningful relationships with your patients, completely free from the burdens of business ownership, marketing management, or administrative overhead . You focus on exceptional patient care; we handle the rest. Our growing footprint includes clinics across Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Louisiana, Minnesota, Michigan, and Indiana . We proudly cultivate a company culture that puts our employees at the absolute forefront, ensuring you feel valued and supported every day. We actively welcome 4th-year externships looking to launch their careers. Additionally, if you aren't currently looking but know a talented professional who is, we offer a generous referral incentive for connecting us with great candidates. Key Responsibilities and Duties Patient Care: Conduct professional, compassionate interactions with patients, families, and referring physicians. Assessments: Perform comprehensive hearing evaluations utilizing diagnostic testing and consultative methods appropriate to your license scope. Technology: Recommend, fit, program, dispense, and repair hearing aids and earmolds with precision, demonstrating a deep knowledge of the latest technologies and accessories. Education: Educate and counsel patients and their families on hearing health, results, treatment plans, prevention, and communication strategies. Clinical Tasks: Conduct thorough ear examinations using a handheld otoscope, booth testing (insert earphones/bone conduction), and taking accurate ear impressions for custom earmolds. Documentation: Document all patient interactions, charts, and treatment progress electronically. Collaboration: Partner with office staff to meet practice goals, support localized marketing initiatives, and participate in community outreach events. Required Qualifications Licensure: Current license in good standing as an Audiologist OR a Licensed Hearing Aid Specialist (Hearing Instrument Specialist) in accordance with state/provincial regulations. Experience: Minimum of 1 year of experience fitting and dispensing hearing aids in a patient-centered care environment. Aptitude: Proven ability to guide patients confidently through selecting appropriate amplification solutions based on their unique lifestyles. Soft Skills: Exceptional compassion, patience, meticulous attention to detail, and strong interpersonal communication skills. Operations: Strong time management, organization, and clinical problem-solving abilities. Growth: Commitment to continuing education and staying current with industry best practices, research, and technology. Preferred Qualifications Experience working with multiple hearing aid manufacturers and their respective programming software. Familiarity with real-ear measurement (REM) and verification techniques. Experience with community outreach, patient education workshops, or health fairs. Strong, consultative (non-transactional) sales and counseling skills. Comfort with Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems and modern practice management software. Competitive base salary plus performance-based commission Paid Time Off (PTO) Sick & Safe Time Off Paid Holidays 401(k) with employer matching Comprehensive Health, Dental, Vision, & Life insurance options #J-18808-Ljbffr

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