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CQ Partners is hiring: Audiologist - Greenville, SC in Greenville

Posted 29 days ago

cq partnersGreenville (SC)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$80,000 – $85,000 per year

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About the role

Apply for the Audiologistposition atCQ Partnersin Greenville, SC .Base Pay Range $80,000 – $85,000 per year About the Practice We are a busy private practice with multiple locations in Upstate, SC. We seek an energetic, compassionate Audiologist for a full‑time clinical role. The ideal candidate is licensed in South Carolina or willing to pursue licensing.
Responsibilities:
  • Establish relationships with patients and gather history
  • Conduct comprehensive hearing evaluations for individuals 5+ years of age
  • Evaluate and manage tinnitus
  • Monitor ototoxicity
  • Remove cerumen and clean devices
  • Educate patients and community; participate in outreach
  • Select and fit hearing and assistive devices
  • Perform real‑ear measurements for hearing‑aid fitting and verification
  • Analyze electroacoustic properties of hearing devices
  • Clean, repair, and modify all makes/models of hearing devices
  • Create ear impressions for molds for aides, musicians, hikers, swimmers
  • Conduct vestibular and cognitive screenings
  • Introduce and educate patients on aural rehabilitation program
  • Fit lyric hearing aids
  • Conduct telehealth appointments
Qualifications: Au. D. degree Active South Carolina audiology license or willingness to obtain Hours & Benefits Full‑time, Monday – Friday 9 AM–5 PM. We offer a generous base salary based on experience, bonus potential, paid time off (vacation/sick), paid holidays, CEU stipend (SC AAA and two additional organizations), licensure reimbursement, professional liability insurance, health insurance, AFLAC, and a 401(k) profit‑sharing plan. Seniority Level Entry level Employment Type Full‑time Job Function Health Care Provider Get notified about new Audiologist jobs inGreenville, SC .

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