Audiologist (Full-Time, Part-Time, or Per Diem)
Staffing Proxy·Mitchell, South Dakota
Staffing Proxy·Mitchell, South Dakota
Perform comprehensive diagnostic and rehabilitative hearing services for adult and pediatric patients. Manage hearing aid dispensing and provide specialized care for veterans through the VACCN.
Dakota Hearing is a trusted name in hearing healthcare, proudly serving South Dakota communities for years.
With a strong presence in Pierre, they have expanded to Mitchell and are seeking a compassionate, motivated Audiologist to join their growing team.
Position Overview: They are seeking an Audiologist to provide comprehensive diagnostic and rehabilitative services for both adults and children (approximately 10% pediatrics).
This role offers flexibility in schedule and a supportive environment focused on patient care—not sales.
The position is available as full-time, part-time, or per diem, depending on the candidate's preference.
The Audiologist will be supported by an experienced team in Pierre, including administrative, scheduling, billing, and clinical resources.
The Audiologist will have the opportunity to play a key role in expanding hearing healthcare services for veterans through the Veterans Community Care Network (VACCN), helping improve access to care for veterans throughout the region.
Conduct thorough diagnostic hearing evaluations for adult and pediatric patients. Provide audiologic services for veterans through the Veterans Community Care Network (VACCN). Dispense and fit hearing aids with a focus on patient education and satisfaction. Provide ongoing counseling, follow-up, and support. Maintain accurate patient records and documentation.
Doctor of Audiology (Au.D.) Current (or eligible for) South Dakota licensure Ability to work autonomously while collaborating with a supportive and experienced team
Healthcare stipend Generous Paid-Time Off Student Loan Assistance Relocation Assistance CEU Allowance Licensure Reimbursement Professional Association Dues
Market context
Audiologist openings in South Dakota are often shaped by demand in schools, clinics, and community health settings, where access to hearing care can be limited. These roles are competitive because employers typically want an Au.D., South Dakota licensure or eligibility, and experience that supports independent patient care. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm licensure timing and prepare examples of diagnostic and counseling work before applying.
