Audiologist/Registered Hearing Instrument Practitioner - Tsawwassen, Delta

• About HearingLife Canada HearingLife Canada, and National Affiliated Providers, is the largest provider of hearing healthcare service in Canada.
• Working in unison with the National Campaign for Better Hearing's awareness campaign (campaignforbetterhearing.org), our core philosophy is to "do what is best for the client" while increasing awareness of the effects of hearing loss and the benefits of hearing devices.
• At HearingLife we are the Modern Hearing Care Professionals: Our Purpose is to provide Life-Changing Hearing Health with a Mission of Helping More People Hear Better.
• Are you a hearing healthcare practitioner that enjoys leading conversations, exploring new frontiers, taking initiative, and helping more people hear better?
• Are you searching to be part of a team that focuses on client centred care and offers a wide range of technologically advanced hearing products?
• If you are passionate about utilizing your skills to change client’s lives - then we would love to hear from you!How you will Make an Impact: As a valued member of our team, you will build positive and collaborative relationships throughout the hearing journey for both the clients we service and the teams you will work with.
• You will join a strong nation network of modern hearing care professionals who make a positive impact on the day to day lives of Canadians.
• Reporting to our Regional Manager, you will be responsible for delivering excellent client care demonstrated by performing the following duties and responsibilities:

Complete audiological assessments Assistive Listening Device recommendations Hearing instrument evaluations Hearing instrument fittings and dispensing Regular client follow-up and hearing instrument rechecks Cerumen management (if within scope of practice) Counselling and Aural Rehabilitation Diagnostic testing for an ENT (if applicable)

• Professional Duties
• Maintain professional credentials and continued education
• Supervise or mentor students and new staff Hearing Healthcare Centre Regional Support Duties
• Presentations to community groups in HHC region
• Participation in Company marketing initiativesWhat You Will Need:

Master’s Degree in Audiology or Hearing practitioner Certification Registered and in good standing with applicable Provincial College of Audiologists and Speech and Language Pathologists or professional associations Excellent interpersonal communication skills Ability to work in a collegial team

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