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Hearing Healthcare Recruiters, LLC is hiring: Audiologist or Hearing Instrument Specialist in Springfield

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hearing healthcare recruitersSpringfield (IL)

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About the role

Audiologist or Hearing Instrument Specialist Are you a dedicated Audiologist or Hearing Aid Specialist looking for an exciting new opportunity? Founded in 2009, this organization has grown into a national brand with over 400 retail locations across the country. They are a leading provider of hearing solutions, known for offering cutting-edge products and top-tier customer service. This role is open due to the continued expansion of our business. You will have the opportunity to work in a dynamic and growing field, with the support of a nationwide company that provides the resources and tools you need to succeed. This position is ideal for a first-year clinician looking to become a subject matter expert. With a national presence, there's potential for relocation and growth within the company.
Job Description/Responsibilities: Tuesday - Saturday, professional daytime hours. Mondays off! Conduct thorough hearing evaluations using state-of-the-art equipment. Counsel patients on hearing loss and recommend appropriate treatment options. Dispense and fit hearing instruments, ensuring patient satisfaction. Work independently as the lone clinician on-site, solving problems and managing patient care autonomously.
Skills & Requirements: Audiologist or Hearing Aid Specialist certification. Ability to perform hearing evaluations and recommend treatment plans. Strong communication skills and a patient-driven approach. Experience in closing sales and ensuring customer satisfaction. No pediatric patients-100% adult clientele.
Compensation and Benefits: Competitive base salary with quarterly bonuses. Excellent medical benefits, including medical, dental, and vision.
Additional benefits: matching 401K and PTO.Relocation assistance and sign-on bonus negotiable. On the job paid training!

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