NorthStar Medical Management·Butte, Montana
Perform diagnostic hearing tests and fit hearing aids using Real-Ear measurements. Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team of ENT physicians and neurotologists to provide comprehensive auditory care.
The Hearing Center at Rocky Mountain Ear, Nose, and Throat Center is seeking a full-time Audiologist to join our brand new, state of the art clinic in Butte, Montana.
This position primarily involves diagnostic hearing testing as well as fitting of hearing aids using Real-Ear measurements.
Preferred experience with pediatrics.
Experience with bone conduction implants and cochlear implants is preferred but not necessary.
Must have a Montana state license or the ability to be licensed in the state of Montana.
Masters or Doctorate of Audiology required.
New graduates are welcome to apply!
Starting wage for a new grad is $75,000 with department bonus or DOE with full benefits (health, vision, dental, & life insurance, retirement plan with profit sharing, paid vacation, paid holidays, and more).
To apply for this position please submit your cover letter, resume, application and three professional references. For more information about our clinic and to download an application, please visit www.rockymountainentcenter.com. If you have questions about the position, please email Kevin Duffy, AuD, director of The Hearing Center, at kduffy@rmeec.com.
The Hearing Center at Rocky Mountain ENT is a growing practice that offers patients quality care in the heart of Western Montana. We work closely with a wonderful team of one neurotologist, four ENT physicians, and four mid-level providers, to provide a wide array of treatment including hearing aids, bone conduction implants, and cochlear implants across the life span. We also perform vestibular diagnostics and tinnitus management. Our audiology team consists of four FT audiologists, one PT audiologist, one audiology assistant, and an audiology extern. We proudly serve the patients of Western Montana with our Missoula clinic, Hamilton clinic, and soon-to-open brand-new Butte clinic. Come join us in the great and beautiful wilderness that is Montana!
Requires a Master's or Doctorate of Audiology and a Montana state license or the ability to obtain one. Experience with pediatrics, bone conduction, and cochlear implants is preferred.
Market context
Clinical audiologist roles in Montana are often driven by steady outpatient and specialty hearing-care needs, especially in practices serving both adult and pediatric patients. This position is competitive because employers commonly look for a master’s or doctorate in audiology, Montana licensure or eligibility, and preferred experience with pediatrics, bone conduction, and cochlear implants. If you are considering applying, review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here first to save research time, then confirm your licensure path and highlight any pediatric or implant experience in your application.
