Audiologist

Overview
Colorado Hearing, a HearingLife Company | Colorado Springs, COPay: $100,000-$110,000 plus 10% commission (avg. $6K-7K per month). Relocation assistance is available. 

We are looking for an Audiologist to join our team!

This is a unique opportunity for an Audiologist who enjoys the variety and collaboration of a medical-model practice while still providing comprehensive hearing aid care. Located within a busy ENT office, this role combines diagnostic audiology, physician-referred patient care, hearing aid consultations, sales, fittings, and ongoing support.

About the Role

You will join an established ENT practice alongside two experienced Audiologists, becoming the third Audiologist on the team. The practice also currently has one Audiology extern, with two externs anticipated in May, as well as a front office Patient Care Coordinator (PCC) and a manager who supports both clinic locations.

 

This opportunity offers a great mix of clinical audiology and hearing aid care, with the ability to work closely with ENT physicians and see a diverse patient population. Patients include those referred through the ENT practice, as well as HearingLife patients seeking hearing aids and ongoing hearing healthcare services.

 

Audiologists typically spend 1–2 days per week supporting the ENT clinic, seeing physician-referred patients and identifying those who may benefit from hearing aids or additional audiologic care. These referrals also provide an opportunity to build and maintain their own patient schedules.

 

The remaining 3 days per week focus on HearingLife patients, with responsibilities including:

• Hearing aid consultations, recommendations, fittings, and follow-up care

• Comprehensive hearing evaluations and diagnostic testing

• Hearing aid services, adjustments, and troubleshooting

• Walk-in patient hours and ongoing hearing healthcare

• Collaboration with ENT physicians regarding patient care and treatment recommendations

• Supporting patients referred from the ENT practice who may benefit from amplification

While experience or familiarity with cochlear implants would be beneficial, it is not required.

 

This position is ideal for an Audiologist who enjoys a variety of clinical responsibilities, values collaboration with other healthcare professionals, and wants the opportunity to provide both diagnostic and hearing aid services in an established ENT setting.

Benefits

• PTO and paid holidays
• A strong commitment to work-life balance
• Medical, dental, vision, and HSA options
• 401(k) with company match
• Tuition reimbursement
• Maternity leave
• Short-term and long-term disability coverage
• Company-paid life insurance
• Pet insurance
• Discounted hearing aids and products for you and your family
• Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account
• CEU reimbursement

Responsibilities Responsibilities

You will help more people hear better by providing clinical expertise to diagnose and treat hearing loss while creating an exceptional patient experience. Working in a collaborative ENT environment, you'll have the opportunity to see a diverse patient population, work alongside ENT physicians and fellow Audiologists, and provide a combination of diagnostic audiology and hearing aid services.

 

In addition to delivering outstanding patient care, you will help grow the practice by building strong patient relationships, providing thoughtful recommendations, and contributing to clinical and financial goals.

• Conduct comprehensive diagnostic hearing evaluations and clearly communicate findings to patients and referring physicians.

• Provide hearing aid consultations and counsel patients on appropriate technology based on their hearing needs, lifestyle, and goals.

• Perform hearing aid fittings, programming, verification, orientation, and follow-up care.

• Educate patients on hearing aid use, maintenance, realistic expectations, and communication strategies.

• Evaluate, troubleshoot, clean, and coordinate repairs for hearing aids, earmolds, and other amplification devices.

• Collaborate closely with ENT physicians and fellow Audiologists to coordinate patient care and support physician referrals.

• Participate in shared ENT clinic coverage approximately 1–2 days per week, providing diagnostic services and identifying patients who may benefit from hearing aids or additional audiologic care.

• Manage an individual patient schedule that includes hearing aid consultations, diagnostic testing, fittings, follow-up appointments, services, and walk-in patients.

• Provide cochlear implant-related support when appropriate; prior experience or familiarity is a plus but not required.

• Drive practice growth through strong patient relationships, ethical recommendations, and a focus on key business metrics.

• Counsel patients regarding hearing aids, accessories, insurance benefits, third-party payors, financing, and available payment options.

• Work toward monthly, quarterly, and annual clinical and financial goals in partnership with clinic leadership.

• Participate in local community outreach, including health fairs and physician relationship development.

• Support Telehealth and Remote Care initiatives to expand access to patient care.

• Maintain continuing education and professional licensure requirements.

• Operate audiometric equipment and accurately interpret test results.

• Communicate clinical findings and treatment recommendations in a clear, compassionate, and easily understood manner.

• Perform other duties as assigned.

Lead, Mentor, and Grow

At HearingLife, we believe in investing in our people and providing opportunities to grow both clinically and professionally. Whether you're interested in developing your clinical expertise, mentoring future Audiologists, or pursuing leadership opportunities, we offer the support and resources to help you take that next step.

• Expand your clinical experience by working in a collaborative ENT and medical-model environment alongside experienced Audiologists and ENT physicians.

• Explore leadership opportunities, including HCP Lead positions, where you can take on additional responsibilities, support fellow providers, and help drive clinical excellence and practice performance.

• Participate in our Amplify Leadership Program, offering individualized guidance, professional development, and real-world leadership exposure.

• Mentor the next generation of hearing care professionals by becoming a proctor or mentor for Audiology externs and other developing clinicians.

• Continue growing your career through professional development, internal advancement opportunities, and a company that values promoting from within.

• Be part of a supportive team grounded in our Core Values: We Create Trust, We Are Team Players, We Apply a Can-Do Attitude, and We Create Innovative Solutions.

Qualifications Qualifications

• Doctor of Audiology degree or equivalent audiology credentials
• Active Audiology license, or eligibility for licensure, in accordance with Colorado requirements
• Experience with diagnostic audiology, hearing aid consultations, sales, fittings, and follow-up care
• Experience in an ENT or medical-model environment is preferred but not required
• Implant-related experience is a plus
• Strong clinical judgment and patient counseling skills
• Comfort working in a busy, referral-based practice
• Ability to balance excellent patient care with practice-growth and financial goals
• Collaborative, adaptable, and team-oriented approach

Apply today and join a team where you can provide comprehensive hearing care, collaborate closely with medical professionals, and help more people hear better.

 

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