Audiologist or Hearing Instrument Specialist

Sulphur Springs, TX - USA

Monthly Salary: Not Disclosed

Posted on: 25-09-2025

Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

A well-established award-winning private audiology practice in the Northeast suburbs of Dallas is seeking a full-time Diagnostic Audiologist to join their growing team. This is a floating role across multiple offices (Paris Greenville Sulphur Springs and Mt. Pleasant TX) with mileage reimbursed offering variety collaboration and autonomy in a supportive environment.

Why This Opportunity Stands Out:

Over 24 years serving the community with multiple offices recognized as Best in the Community.
Strong support staff at each office allowing you to focus on diagnostics and patient care without sales pressure.
Perform real-ear measurements tymps OAEs newborn screenings and occasional balance cochlear implant BAHA and tinnitus care.
Primarily MondayFriday 8am5pm with potential part-time arrangements for the right candidate.

Role Overview

Conduct diagnostic audiology services for adult and pediatric patients.
Perform standard assessments including tympanometry OAEs real-ear measurements and newborn hearing screenings.
Provide care for select patients with CI/BAHA balance disorders and tinnitus.
Collaborate with support staff and HIS to optimize patient care and office efficiency.
Float between offices on a pre-scheduled rotation while maintaining a home base office.

Compensation & Benefits:

Competitive base salary or flat salary plus profit sharing.
Health Reimbursement Arrangement through PeopleKeep
Paid Time Off
Simple IRA with 2% employer contribution
Access to continuing education and collaborative team environment

About the Practice

This practice is certified meeting rigorous standards for clinical best practices in audiology.
Offices are well-equipped and supportive with a mix of standalone and ENT-affiliated locations.
Floating schedule offers exposure to a diverse patient population and the chance to practice a wide range of audiology services in a patient-first environment.

Take the Next Step!
If youre an Audiologist passionate about diagnostics and patient care and want to join a respected growing private practice apply today to learn more about this exciting opportunity in the Northeast Dallas suburbs!

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Required Experience:

Junior IC

Over 24 years serving the community with multiple offices recognized as Best in the Community.
Strong support staff at each office allowing you to focus on diagnostics and patient care without sales pressure.
Perform real-ear measurements tymps OAEs newborn screenings and occasional balance cochlear implant BAHA and tinnitus care.
Primarily MondayFriday 8am5pm with potential part-time arrangements for the right candidate.

Role Overview

Conduct diagnostic audiology services for adult and pediatric patients.
Perform standard assessments including tympanometry OAEs real-ear measurements and newborn hearing screenings.
Provide care for select patients with CI/BAHA balance disorders and tinnitus.
Collaborate with support staff and HIS to optimize patient care and office efficiency.
Float between offices on a pre-scheduled rotation while maintaining a home base office.

Compensation & Benefits:

Competitive base salary or flat salary plus profit sharing.
Health Reimbursement Arrangement through PeopleKeep
Paid Time Off
Simple IRA with 2% employer contribution
Access to continuing education and collaborative team environment

About the Practice

This practice is certified meeting rigorous standards for clinical best practices in audiology.
Offices are well-equipped and supportive with a mix of standalone and ENT-affiliated locations.
Floating schedule offers exposure to a diverse patient population and the chance to practice a wide range of audiology services in a patient-first environment.