Clinical Audiologist or Hearing Instrument Specialist

Healthcare Revenue Group•Tulsa, OK

13d•$80,000 - $130,000

About The Position

American Hearing + Audiology is hiring a Clinical Audiologist or Hearing Instrument Specialist for its Tulsa, Oklahoma clinic. The privately owned company has operated for more than 30 years and has clinics across the Midwest. The role offers an annual compensation range of $80,000–$130,000, including base pay, bonuses, and commission, and a Monday–Friday schedule. The company describes its clinics as beautifully equipped and its workplace as supportive, collaborative, and fun. The provider conducts comprehensive diagnostic hearing evaluations using calibrated, current equipment; develops patient-centered treatment plans through counseling and education; and recommends and fits appropriate hearing devices. The provider also sells hearing aids and accessories using Integrity Selling, partners with the Regional Manager to support the clinic’s financial, cultural, and clinical success, and works autonomously with an entrepreneurial mindset. Audiologists must have a master’s or doctorate in audiology and a valid Oklahoma audiology license in good standing. Hearing Instrument Specialists must have a valid Oklahoma Hearing Instrument Dispensing license in good standing. For this path, a high school diploma is required, a related college degree is preferred, and at least one year of diagnostic testing and hearing aid dispensing experience is preferred. Both paths require strong problem-solving, communication, and interpersonal skills.

Requirements

Audiologists must have a master’s or doctorate in audiology.
Audiologists must hold a valid Oklahoma audiology license in good standing.
Hearing Instrument Specialists must hold a valid Oklahoma Hearing Instrument Dispensing license in good standing.
Hearing Instrument Specialists must have a high school diploma.
Both roles require strong problem-solving, communication, and interpersonal skills.

Nice To Haves

A related college degree for Hearing Instrument Specialists.
At least one year of diagnostic testing and hearing aid dispensing experience for Hearing Instrument Specialists.

Responsibilities

Conduct comprehensive diagnostic hearing evaluations using calibrated, current equipment.
Develop patient-centered treatment plans through counseling and education.
Recommend and fit appropriate hearing devices.
Sell hearing aids and accessories using Integrity Selling.
Partner with the Regional Manager to support the clinic’s financial, cultural, and clinical success.
Work autonomously with an entrepreneurial mindset.