Physician / Audiologist

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medicus firmMedford (OR)

Audiologists Offices of All Other Miscellaneous Health Practitioners

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$90,000-$115,000

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About the role

Audiologist $90K-$115K Base + Performance Incentive Southern Oregon A well-established independent hearing-care practice in Southern Oregon is seeking an Audiologist or experienced Hearing Instrument Specialist who enjoys helping adults hear and live better. This is a chance to step into an established patient base, work a predictable weekday schedule, and earn a strong base salary with realistic performance-based upside, without giving up autonomy or a supportive team. Position Details Full-time weekday schedule, generally Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. No meaningful call requirement and only occasional optional community outreach. Split coverage between two nearby Southern Oregon clinics, about 20 minutes apart. Adult and geriatric patient population; no pediatric care at these locations. Hearing evaluations, treatment recommendations, hearing-aid fittings, and follow-up care. Strong emphasis on patient education and helping appropriate candidates move forward with treatment. Dedicated workroom at each site with cross-trained support staff onsite. Independent, family-led practice with room for a provider to build long-term community relationships.

Compensation & Benefits: Base salary generally targeted at $90,000-$115,000, based on experience and fit. Performance incentive model with attainable upside for a strong producer. Potential total earnings of approximately $140,000-$165,000+ based on base salary plus performance incentive; actual earnings depend on production and final plan structure. Relocation reimbursement available up to $5,000 for the right out-of-area candidate. 401(k) with company match. PTO and sick pay. Oregon licensure support and continuing-education opportunities. Travel and registration covered for one CE event annually; team CE travel is also supported every other year.

Qualifications: Au. D. preferred; experienced Hearing Instrument Specialists will also be considered. Current Oregon Audiology and Hearing Aid Dispenser licensure, or ability to obtain appropriate Oregon licensure by hire. Strong hearing-aid dispensing, fitting, counseling, and follow-up experience. Comfortable working with an adult and geriatric hearing-loss population. Able to confidently discuss treatment recommendations and hearing technology with patients. Open to using a multi-manufacturer approach, including ReSound and Oticon. Strong communication, organization, computer, and patient-relationship skills. Interest in becoming part of a smaller community and building long-term roots. Surrounding Area Live and work in Southern Oregons Rogue Valley, a scenic region with a relaxed pace and four distinct seasons. Enjoy easy access to hiking, rafting, fishing, skiing, wineries, lakes, Crater Lake, Mount Shasta, and the Oregon Coast. A regional commercial airport makes travel practical, while larger hubs in Oregon and Northern California are accessible for weekend trips. The area offers a blend of small-city convenience, local dining, arts, outdoor recreation, and family-friendly neighborhoods. Mild winters compared with much of the Pacific Northwest make year-round outdoor activity realistic. The region is a strong fit for candidates seeking more space, less traffic, and a high quality of life without feeling isolated.

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