Audiologist- Castlemaine & Bendigo

Hearing Australia•Vic, ME

24d•$100,000•Onsite

About The Position

Hearing Australia is seeking an Audiologist to work onsite at Castlemaine and Bendigo in a permanent, full-time position. The role supports clients of all backgrounds, including children and adults, through client-centred hearing care. The position offers a base salary of at least $100,000 plus 15.4% superannuation, excellent benefits, and a rostered day off once a fortnight. The Audiologist assesses non-complex auditory problems in adult clients in accordance with established Australian Hearing practice methods and standards, and provides appropriate rehabilitation. The role includes fitting hearing aids and other listening and amplification devices, offering communication strategies, and referring clients to other professionals or seeking guidance from senior audiologists as needed. The role also involves work at visiting sites and home visits, liaison with NDIS representatives and other support networks, community marketing and public relations, and delivering excellent customer service while managing client load and revenue targets. The successful candidate will provide friendly, exceptional service in a client-centred environment while managing complex medical administration. A satisfactory Police Check and valid Australian work rights are required. Hearing Australia describes its work as combining research, best-practice clinical care and technology to improve the lives of people with hearing loss, supported by a team culture. It is an Equal Opportunity Employer and encourages Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to apply. Recruitment adjustments are available on request.

Requirements

Tertiary qualification in Audiology.
Full and current membership with the Audiology Society of Australia.
Sound knowledge of clinical Audiology and procedures in accordance with Australian Audiology standards.
Sound knowledge of the Hearing Services Program.
Exposure to the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) scheme.
Willingness and flexibility to travel to other locations to undertake clinical work.
Ability to support business changes to clinical practice, products and policies.
Satisfactory Police Check.
Valid Australian work rights.

Responsibilities

Assess auditory problems of non-complex adult clients in accordance with established Australian Hearing practice methods and standards.
Provide rehabilitative support, including fitting hearing aids, assistive listening devices, personal amplification devices and accessories, and offering communication strategies as appropriate.
Refer clients to other professionals or seek guidance from more senior audiologists where needed.
Participate in providing services at visiting sites and through home visits.
Liaise with NDIS representatives, allied health and support agencies, and families or carers to ensure best practice and client outcomes.
Undertake community marketing and public relations activities as required.
Provide excellent customer service, manage client load and meet revenue targets.
Support business changes to clinical practice, products and policies.