Audiologist
san diego hearing centerSan Diego (CA)
About the role
Audiologist – Private Practice | San Diego, CABuild your career in sunny San Diego with an established, patient-focused private practice. San Diego Hearing Center is seeking a full-time Audiologist to join our thriving practice at our Clairmont location. This is an excellent opportunity for an audiologist who enjoys building meaningful patient relationships and providing comprehensive hearing healthcare in a supportive private-practice environment.
What You’ll Do:
You’ll work primarily with an adult patient population, providing: Comprehensive diagnostic evaluations Hearing consultations Hearing aid selection, fitting, and ongoing service Continued patient education and support
What We Offer:
We believe great patient care starts with taking care of our team. As a full-time Audiologist, you’ll enjoy: Competitive salary of $85,000–$115,000 Bonus plan Health insurance Paid time off Paid holidays 401(k)Professional development support An environment that values work-life balance
What We’re Looking For:
We’re looking for an audiologist who is passionate about helping patients hear and connect more fully with the world around them. Qualified candidates must: Hold an AuD or Master’s degree in Audiology Be licensed or eligible for licensure in California Be patient-focused, motivated, and committed to providing exceptional hearing care Experienced audiologists and newly licensed audiologists are encouraged to apply. Ready for Your Next Opportunity? If you’re looking for a rewarding audiology career with an established private practice—and the opportunity to live and work in beautiful San Diego—we’d love to hear from you. Apply today and discover what your next chapter could look like with San Diego Hearing Center.
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