Island Health·Victoria, British Columbia
Provide comprehensive audiological and amplification services including diagnostics and treatment for clients of all ages.
Specialize in pediatric and special populations.
Deliver direct consultation and educational services to other professionals, community members, families, and individuals.
Coordinate and implement community-based programs to promote optimal hearing and communication skills and increase community awareness.
Work cooperatively with professionals, agencies, and community members in a multidisciplinary team approach.
Provide supervision and teaching for Audiometric Technicians.
Fit, evaluate, and monitor hearing aids and FM equipment.
Perform audiologic testing and interpret results.
Develop and implement selected audiology programs.
Complete self-evaluation of work efficiency and standards through evidence-based practice
Close Date Location Victoria Health Unit (VHU) - Victoria, BC V8T 3P7 CA (Primary) West Shore Centre (WSC) - Victoria, BC V9B 6X2 CA Work Area (FBA Only) Multi-Site Yes Travel Requirement Travel between multiple sites may be required Shift Start Time/End Time 0830-1630 Days Off As required Vacancy Type Casual Salary Range (Hourly Rate) $44.85 - $56.02 Paid FTE N/A Worked BI-WEEKLY HOURS N/A Planned Start Date Sep. 1 2026 Approximate End Date (For Temporary Assignments ONLY) Pending Return of Incumbent No CRC required? (employee will be working with or have access to children or vulnerable adults and requires a Criminal Record Check) Required for Professional Registration
In accordance with the Vision, Purpose, and Values, and strategic direction of the Vancouver Island Health Authority, patient safety is a priority and a responsibility shared by everyone at VIHA; as such, the requirement to continuously improve quality and safety is inherent in all aspects of this position. . Under the general supervision of the Senior Audiologist, provides comprehensive audiological and amplification services, including diagnostics and treatment, to clients of all ages, with specialization in pediatric and special populations. The Audiologist works cooperatively with professionals, agencies and community members and groups in a multidisciplinary team approach to address hearing related needs of individuals, families and the community, following family-centred care principles. The position provides direct consultation and educational services to other professionals, community members and families and coordinates and implements community-based programs designed to promote optimal hearing and communication skills and increase community awareness. The Clinical Audiologist provides supervision and teaching for Audiometric Technicians.
Master’s Degree in Audiology.
Current licensure in a practicing category with the College of Health and Care Professionals of BC as an Audiologist.
Relevant experience in community audiology, including pediatric audiology.
Experience in selection, evaluation, and fitting of hearing aids and Assistive Listening Devices (including FM equipment) is an asset.
Ability to perform audiologic test battery and interpret results.
Ability to fit, evaluate and monitor hearing aids and FM equipment.
Ability to relate to children and special populations and engage their cooperation.
Ability to organize and coordinate own schedule, set priorities, and work independently with minimum supervision.
Ability to develop and implement audiology programs.
Ability to supervise staff.
Ability to complete self-evaluation through evidence-based practice.
Ability to work using health promotion and family-centred care principles.
Ability to work effectively and cooperatively with staff and multidisciplinary teams in acute care and community health settings.
Demonstrated counseling skills.
Ability to complete basic program planning.
Physical ability and manual dexterity to carry out duties.
Ability to operate a computer at a level required for clinical audiology practices (word processing, statistical analysis, hearing aid programming).
Travel between multiple sites may be required
Market context
Clinical audiologist openings in British Columbia are often tied to community health, hospital, and pediatric service needs, especially where hearing assessment and rehabilitation support are in steady demand. These roles are competitive because employers typically look for a master’s degree, current BC licensure, and hands-on experience with pediatric audiology, hearing-aid selection, evaluation, and fitting. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, and compare your experience with the posting before applying.