Audiologist - 13-week contract
$3.8k - $4k/week
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$3.8k - $4k/week
About the role
- $3,800 - $4,000/Week | Audiologist Travel Contract (NY)
- Stop choosing between a high paycheck and a high cost of living. This 13-week locum contract in New Yorks Southern Tier offers NYC-level rates with local expenses that actually let you save.
- The Sweet Spot of Clinical CareWork in a "boutique" clinical setting that feels like a private practice but has the backing of a major medical campus.
- Prime Location: Modern medical office building directly across from the NICU.Elite Collaboration: Youre across the hall from the ENT teamno more playing phone tag with doctors.
- Diverse Scope: From newborn screenings (ABR/OAE) and vestibular diagnostics to adult rehab.
- Why Youll Love It HereThe Pay: $3.8k - $4k/week (including max tax-free stipends).The Schedule: M-F, 8a5p. No weekends. No holidays. No on-call.
- The Lifestyle: Low-cost housing means more money in your pocket.
- The Perks: Spend your weekends in the Finger Lakes (1hr)
- Ithaca (1hr), or take a quick trip into NYC (3hrs)
- What You NeedAu.
- D. or Masters in Audiology.1+ year of clinical/hospital experience.
- NYS License (Must have by start date, but not required to be submittedReady to maximize your earnings this Spring? If so, Call or Text Carlo at 954-361-7449 for immediate response. Or Click Applied and send your resume to carlo@palmcareers.com
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