Audiologist

Posted 3 days ago

olympic hearing balanceSilverdale (WA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$82,000–$100,000

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About the role

$82,000–$100,000 + Sign-On & Retention Bonus If you’re an Audiologist who is passionate about delivering comprehensive, patient-centered care while making a meaningful impact in the community, Olympic Hearing & Balance has an opportunity for you to consider! We are a well‑established, private practice actively interviewing top talent to serve patients in our Silverdale, WA location.
What You’ll Do: As an Audiologist at Olympic Hearing & Balance, you’ll practice at the top of your license while serving patients across the lifespan. A day in the life could include: Comprehensive diagnostic hearing evaluations for patients of all ages Hearing aid selection, fitting, verification, and follow-up care Tinnitus evaluation and treatment Auditory Processing Disorder evaluationsABR testing Cochlear implant and bone anchored device services Patient and family counseling with a strong emphasis on education and long-term outcomes Collaboration with a supportive, experienced clinical team
What We’re Looking For: Doctorate of Audiology (Au. D.)Washington state audiology license (or eligibility to obtain)Interest in providing comprehensive, patient-focused care Strong communication skills and a collaborative mindset New graduates and experienced Audiologists are encouraged to apply
Why You’ll Love It Here: Well-established private practice with a loyal patient base Diverse and interesting caseload across advanced diagnostics and treatment Strong community presence and mission-driven culture Supportive team environment that values professional autonomy
Compensation & Benefits: Competitive salary: $82,000–$100,000 Medical insurance plan with option for dental and vision Paid time off Licensure and CEU reimbursement 401(k) retirement plan If you’re looking for an opportunity where your clinical skills, values, and passion for community truly align, we’d love to connect. Apply today!

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