Licensed Hearing Instrument Specialist

Beltone•Johnstown, PA

About The Position

Beltone is seeking a Pennsylvania-licensed Hearing Instrument Specialist to join its Western Pennsylvania clinics. This full-time role is for an experienced professional who can step in and become productive quickly while building meaningful patient relationships and providing patient-centered hearing healthcare. The specialist will take ownership of the patient experience from evaluation through fitting, follow-up, and long-term care, helping patients understand their hearing loss and make informed decisions without high-pressure sales tactics. The role is based in established clinics serving Western Pennsylvania communities. Beltone provides an established patient base, clinical support, structured processes, training resources, modern hearing technology and fitting software, and an experienced team. The company is seeking someone with a strong clinical foundation, professional maturity, and a patient-care mindset, and is willing to train the right person on its systems, processes, and fitting platforms. Beltone is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Requirements

Current Pennsylvania license as a Hearing Instrument Specialist.
Strong clinical and communication skills.
Professionalism, reliability, and excellent follow-through.
Ability to work independently while also being a strong team player.
Genuine desire to help people hear better and live better.
Clinical foundation, professional maturity, and a patient-care mindset.
Comfort with having difficult conversations, educating rather than selling, and taking the time to understand each patient's needs.
Confidence to make clinical decisions independently and humility to ask questions and learn.

Nice To Haves

Experience as a Hearing Instrument Specialist and ability to become productive quickly.
Interest in developing clinical and technical skills.
Experience with hearing technology and fitting platforms.

Responsibilities

Conduct comprehensive hearing evaluations and interpret results.
Identify appropriate treatment options based on each patient's individual needs.
Recommend, fit, program, and troubleshoot hearing technology.
Educate patients and their families about hearing loss and communication strategies.
Develop long-term relationships with patients and provide exceptional follow-up care.
Maintain accurate clinical and patient records.
Collaborate with Patient Care Coordinators and the clinical team.
Participate in community and physician outreach when appropriate.
Help patients make informed decisions without high-pressure sales tactics.
Continue developing clinical knowledge and expertise.
Take ownership of patients and the clinic while contributing to teamwork and accountability.