Audiologist (Orangeburg)
charleston entOrangeburg (SC)
About the role
Audiologist (Orangeburg) Charleston ENT & Allergy at Orangeburg has an immediate need for a self-driven, community-focused audiologist to join our team! As a valued member of Charleston ENT & Allergy at Orangeburg, you'll work alongside one of the region's best ENT physicians--- Ivy League-educated, and award-winning physician, Dr. John F. Ansley! This key role will work with Dr. Ansley to provide the best possible care for our patients. Responsibilities include adult and pediatric diagnostic audiometry, hearing aid sales, fitting, counseling, and follow-up care. Charleston ENT & Allergy at Orangeburg offers a competitive salary, commission structure, sign-on bonus, relocation assistance, and an attractive benefits package – which includes health insurance, paid time off, and 401k, as well as CEU and licensure reimbursement! Also known as The Garden City, Orangeburg, SC is a small southern town located at the midway point between Charleston, SC and Columbia, SC. It is home to two Historically Black Universities--nationally ranked Claflin University, and South Carolina State University, and is just an hour's drive from the University of South Carolina! With warm weather all year-round, and a low cost of living, Orangeburg offers the opportunity to live well for less. Qualified candidates will have post-externship experience as an Audiologist, a Masters or Doctorate Degree in Audiology, and a South Carolina Audiology license or eligibility to receive a South Carolina Audiology license. Full Benefits- after waiting period
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