VA Ear Nose Throat Associates·Richmond, Virginia
The Audiologist performs comprehensive diagnostic hearing and vestibular testing for patients of all ages. They are also responsible for fitting hearing aids, conducting electrophysiologic tests in clinical and operating room settings, and maintaining detailed patient records.
hearing tests, tympanometry, acoustic reflexes, otoacoustic emissions, auditory brainstem response testing, electrocochleography, and electronystagmography testing. The audiologist must provide written reports as needed for diagnostic testing. The audiologist is responsible for fitting of hearing aids and maintaining all associated reports and paperwork.
Candidates must hold at least a Master's degree (AuD or PhD) and possess valid Virginia state licensure in Audiology and as a Hearing Aid Specialist. Completion of a CFY or 4th year externship is required.
Market context
Audiologist openings in Virginia are typically driven by steady demand in schools, clinics, and pediatric settings, especially for candidates with current licensure and hands-on experience across the full pediatric age range. These roles can be competitive because employers often want a doctoral or master’s degree, an unrestricted U.S. license, and recent clinical experience; the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here help you review the original posting faster. Before applying, confirm that your pediatric experience and license status are clearly listed on your resume.
