ENT and Allergy Associates·Avenue, Maryland
The audiologist will conduct diagnostic testing, counsel patients, and manage the fitting and programming of hearing aids. They are also responsible for maintaining patient records and supporting team goals within the clinical practice.
ENT and Allergy Associates, is seeking a self-motivated, people-friendly full time licensed Audiologist Floater for our New York City (Manhattan, Brooklyn, Astoria) office locations.
We are a large and successful, multi-site ENT practice seeking to expand our staff of audiologists in the New York and New Jersey area due to dynamic growth. If you are a Diagnostic & Dispensing audiologist, if you are driven, self-motivated, and passionate about helping patients hear well again, then this may be the opportunity you are looking for. The ideal candidate must be strong clinically and have the ability to effectively counsel while building patient rapport.
Salary: $80,000-$110,000/year
Our Audiologist are valued members of our practice and benefit from opportunities for continuous training, coaching, and development, including paid CEU's. We offer the latest fitting processes designed for today's educated consumer in a rapidly changing marketplace, and offer access to industry leading resources to insure that we are providing high quality instruments and services to your patients.
Master's Degree in Audiology, Au.D. preferred Active and current hearing aid dispensing license
We offer an attractive compensation package including a lucrative bonus program and a benefits package that includes generous PTO (vacation, sick and personal days), paid holidays, health/dental/vision/life insurance, 401(k), licensing fee reimbursement and the opportunity for clinical research.
This position qualifies for commuter benefits including $5,000 annual car allowance, mileage, parking, tolls reimbursement, and $900 annual cell phone allowance.
Please Note: ENT and Allergy Associates is an E-Verify employer
ENT and Allergy Associates is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.
Candidates must hold a Master's degree in Audiology and possess an active hearing aid dispensing license. Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work effectively in a team environment are required.
Market context
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