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Staffing Proxy·Fayette County, Georgia
Audiologist · $120,000 - $140,000/yr
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Shaded band: the middle 50% of posted healthcare roles in Fayette County, Georgia salarys. This role sits in the 56th percentile.
Pay for this role is about 13% above the Fayette County, Georgia median for similar positions.
The Audiologist will perform comprehensive diagnostic hearing evaluations and manage hearing aid selection, fitting, and follow-up care for a primarily adult patient population. They will collaborate closely with ENT providers and the audiology team to deliver high-quality hearing healthcare services.
ENT of Georgia South, a well-established ENT practice serving Metro Atlanta for more than 40 years, is seeking an Audiologist for its Fayetteville, GA location. This is a busy ENT setting with a primarily adult patient population and a strong focus on diagnostics and hearing aids. The Audiologist will work closely with ENT providers and the audiology team to provide comprehensive hearing healthcare. Scope of Practice Comprehensive diagnostic hearing evaluations Primarily adult patient population, approximately 90% adults and 10% pediatrics Pediatric diagnostic evaluations Hearing aid selection, fitting, programming, and follow-up care BAHA evaluations and services Patient counseling and education Collaboration with ENT providers, audiologists, and support staff
Doctoral degree in Audiology Georgia Audiology license or eligibility to obtain licensure Previous clinical experience preferred Strong patient care and communication skills Compensation & Benefits Salary Plus Bonus Potential: $120,000–$140,000 Student loan assistance Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) with employer match Paid time off and holidays Professional licensure and membership dues Relocation assistance
Candidates must hold a Doctoral degree in Audiology and possess or be eligible for a Georgia Audiology license. Previous clinical experience is preferred, along with strong patient care and communication skills.
Market context
Georgia employers typically look for audiologists who can manage hearing aid dispensing, fitting, and repairs while meeting licensure and education expectations. These roles can be competitive because clinics value candidates who can work independently, support patient flow, and adapt to varied practice settings. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your AuD or eligible master’s background and highlight hands-on hearing aid experience in your application.