Audiologist/Hearing Instrument Specialist - Toronto

About HearingLife CanadaAt HearingLife Canada, we believe in Life-Changing Hearing Health. Our mission? Helping More People Hear Better. If you're a hearing healthcare practitioner who thrives on building relationships we want to hear from you.
About HearingLife CanadaAt HearingLife Canada, we believe in Life-Changing Hearing Health. Our mission? Helping More People Hear Better. If you're a hearing healthcare practitioner who thrives on building relationships we want to hear from you.
We offer a client-centered care environment with access to the latest in advanced hearing technology. If you're passionate about using your skills to positively impact others, HearingLife is the place for you.
How You Will Make an ImpactAs a key member of our team, you'll play a vital role in our clients' hearing journeys. You'll collaborate with clients, healthcare teams, and our wider network to deliver exceptional service.
Vestibular AudiologistThe Vestibular Audiologist specializes in the assessment and management of patients experiencing dizziness, vertigo, imbalance, and other vestibular disorders.
Your daily tasks will include:
Conduct comprehensive vestibular assessments and diagnostic testing, including VNG, vHIT, VEMP, caloric, and positional testing.
Interpret vestibular and audiological test results and identify potential vestibular disorders.
Prepare clear clinical reports and communicate findings to referring physicians and healthcare professionals.
Educate patients and families about vestibular conditions and treatment options.
Collaborate with ENT physicians and other healthcare professionals.
Maintain accurate clinical documentation and stay current with evidence-based vestibular practices.
Conducting comprehensive audiological assessments
Recommending Assistive Listening Devices
Performing hearing instrument evaluations and fittings
Providing ongoing client follow-ups and instrument checks
Cerumen management (if within your scope of practice)
Offering counseling and aural rehabilitation
Conducting diagnostic testing for ENT specialists (if applicable)
In addition to hands-on care, you'll have opportunities to mentor students and new staff, stay on top of professional credentials and continued education, and engage with the community through presentations and marketing initiatives.
What You'll Bring
Master's or Doctoral degree in Audiology or equivalent.
Current registration with the applicable provincial regulatory college.
Vestibular assessment experience or specialized training preferred.
Strong clinical reasoning, communication, and patient-care skills.
What We Offer
Competitive compensation package
Paid time off (15 days vacation)
Bonus Incentive Program
Healthcare and Dental for employee and dependents
Access to ongoing training and development
Equal OpportunitiesAt HearingLife Canada, we're committed to fostering an inclusive and diverse workplace. HearingLife Canada is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, national origin, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, protected veteran status, disability, age, or other legally protected status. Should you require an accommodation throughout the interview process please do not hesitate to reach out to a member of our Talent Acquisition team today.
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