Clinical Audiologist

Posted 3 days ago

hearing partners of south floridaJupiter (FL)

Audiologists Offices of All Other Miscellaneous Health Practitioners

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$75,000 – $85,000

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About the role

🎧 NOW HIRING | Clinical Audiologist | Jupiter, FL Hearing Partners of South Florida Are you an experienced audiologist ready to take your career — and your income — to the next level? We are one of South Florida's most established independent audiology practices and we are growing. Three locations. Seven audiologists. A full schedule backed by a strong ENT and physician referral network. No corporate quotas. No franchise rules. Just excellent clinical care and a team that genuinely loves what they do.💰 What You'll Earn

Base Salary: $75,000 – $85,000 Expected total income: $120,0000 – $150,000+Commission is uncapped — your earnings grow with your performance🏥 What You'll Do Comprehensive diagnostics, hearing aid fittings, tinnitus evaluation and management, aural rehabilitation, Lyric, and more — in a collegial, clinician-first environment.

✅ What We're Looking For: Au. D. with active Florida license (or eligibility)3+ years clinical experience Strong hearing aid counseling and dispensing skills Tinnitus experience preferred🌴 Why Jupiter? Beaches. No state income tax. A-rated schools. One of the best places to live in Florida. Relocation candidates welcome.📧 Send resume to: allears@myhearingpartners.com 🌐 www.myhearingpartners.com

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