Hearing Instrument Specialist
Hear Carolina
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- Pay
- $85K to $105K
- a year
- Location
- Urbandale, IA
- Work style
- On-site
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Oct 20
- 5 days ago
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Hear Carolina
Hear Again America –\nUrbandale , part of a nationwide network of over 40 Hear Again America\nclinic locations
What you'll do
- Recommend hearing aid solutions aligned with patient goals, lifestyle, and communication needs
- Participate in local community outreach efforts
What you need
- Experience with hearing aid consultations, fittings, and follow-up care
- Strong patient communication and relationship-building skills
- Comfortable working independently while collaborating with leadership
- Audiologists with strong hearing aid experience may also be considered (preferred)
Key skills
hearing aid consultationsfittingsfollow-up carerelationship-building skills
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Hear Again America –\nUrbandale , part of a nationwide network of over 40 Hear Again America\nclinic locations, is seeking a licensed
Hearing\nInstrument Specialist to join their Urbandale, IA clinic. (Audiologists with strong hearing aid experience may also be\nconsidered.)
Position Overview:
The Hearing Instrument Specialist will focus on delivering\npersonalized hearing aid solutions through patient consultations, device\nselection, fittings, and follow-up care.
This role emphasizes building long-term patient\nrelationships, guiding patients through their hearing healthcare journey, and\nensuring successful outcomes with hearing technology. In addition to patient\ncare, the position includes participation in local community outreach and\nrelationship-building efforts to support hearing health education and clinic\nvisibility.
The ideal candidate enjoys working directly with patients,\nis confident discussing hearing aid options and value, and takes pride in\nhelping patients hear better in their everyday lives.
Key Responsibilities:
Conduct hearing\nevaluations and in-office consultations for adult patients
Recommend hearing aid\nsolutions aligned with patient goals, lifestyle, and communication needs
Fit, program, verify, and\nadjust hearing aids using best-practice protocols
Provide counseling,\ntroubleshooting, and ongoing follow-up care to support long-term outcomes
Maintain accurate and\ntimely patient records and clinical documentation
Collaborate with clinic\nleadership and team members to support continuity of care
Participate in local\ncommunity outreach efforts, including educational events, screenings, and\nreferral relationship-building
Represent the clinic\nprofessionally at community events to promote hearing health awareness
Support the training and\nmentorship of Hearing Aid Specialists, including guidance toward certification,\nas the team grows
Requirements
Active\nIowa Hearing Instrument Specialist license (required)
Experience\nwith hearing aid consultations, fittings, and follow-up care
Strong\npatient communication and relationship-building skills
Ethical,\npatient-centered approach to hearing care
Comfortable\nworking independently while collaborating with leadership
Compensation & Benefits
Salary\nplus bonus/commission potential: $85,000–$105,000+
Healthcare\nstipend
Paid\ntime off (PTO)
Paid\nholidays
Professional\ndevelopment support
Employee\ndiscounts