Staffing Proxy·Duncan, Oklahoma
Provide comprehensive diagnostic audiology services for patients of all ages, including pediatric ABR testing and adult hearing aid fittings. Collaborate with healthcare teams to manage tinnitus and vestibular assessments while supporting rural community access to care.
Staffing Proxy is partnering with Duncan Regional Hospital (DRH) to find a dedicated and compassionate Audiologist to join their growing team. DRH is a non-profit, community hospital that blends high-quality care with small-town values. While this is a hospital setting, the environment is cohesive and collaborative; leadership is present, the CEO is deeply involved with providers, and everyone shares the same goal: to improve access to care for their rural community.
This is more than a job; it's a chance to build long-term relationships, grow with the hospital's expanding audiology department, and make a meaningful impact on patients across all ages.
In this role, you'll provide diagnostic audiology services for patients of all ages. Pediatric care primarily involves hearing evaluations and ABR testing, with occasional hearing aid fittings starting around age 5. You’ll also support adult patients through diagnostics, hearing aid fittings, tinnitus management, and vestibular assessments (including ENG and VNG), with support from a dedicated audiology technician to streamline your clinical workflow.
CI, BAHA, and vestibular cases are currently referred out, however the audiology team is preparing for expansion of available services, including a move into a larger, dedicated space as part of a new facility.
This role is a great fit for someone who's clinically strong and genuinely invested in rural healthcare. If you're looking to grow with a supportive team, build lasting relationships, and make a meaningful impact in the community, this could be the right opportunity.
Requires a Doctor of Audiology (Au.D.) from an accredited program and an active or eligible Oklahoma audiology license. Candidates must demonstrate strong diagnostic skills and a commitment to rural healthcare.
Market context
Audiologist openings in Oklahoma typically reflect steady demand in schools, clinics, and healthcare settings, especially for candidates who can work independently and manage hearing evaluations, fittings, and follow-up care. These roles are competitive because employers often want a Master’s or Doctoral degree, national certification, 2+ years of clinical experience, an active BLS, and an unrestricted U.S. license. Before applying, compare the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here with the original posting so you can quickly confirm fit and save research time.