Hearing Instrument Specialist or Audiologist - St. Thomas, Canada - Amplifon Group

Amplifon Group

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St. Thomas, Canada

1 week ago

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Sophia Lee

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Description

This is a 12-month contract position to cover a maternity leave, but with great potential to convert to a permanent role.Amplifon
, a global leader in hearing care, is expanding in the Canadian market, and we arelooking for the next generation of Audiologists and Hearing Instrument Specialists
who are passionate about delivering a personalized, best-in-class customer experience to people who need hearing care. With our network of clinics across Canada, our Hearing Care Professionals
are dedicated to supporting an estimated 4.5 million Canadians who are hearing-impaired.

About the Role**:

As a Hearing Care Professional, you change lives by empowering people to rediscover all the emotions of sounds.

You will be responsible for delivering a high standard of client care demonstrated by executing the following responsibilities:

Guide clients through comprehensive hearing tests and interpret test results for the purpose of selecting suitable hearing aid solutions
Counsel clients on the latest hearing aid technology and help them identify a hearing aid solution that best addresses their hearing needs and lifestyle
Build relationships with clients by providing a caring and personalized experience and continuous client care and support
Remain current on latest industry technology and trends to provide clients with ongoing hearing health education
Foster hearing healthcare awareness through community outreach and external partnerships
Contribute clinical expertise to corporate initiatives and projects; supervise or mentor students and train new staff members, when applicable
Collaborate with colleagues to create a welcoming, efficient, and highperforming clinic culture that is compliant with company operational and quality standards

What we Offer:

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Competitive Compensation:We provide a competitive pay structure, including industry-leading salaries and incentive bonus opportunities.
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Robust Benefits:We offer a comprehensive benefit package, a company RRSP match, ample paid time off, and more to foster an award-winning employee experience.
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Growth:As our team continues to grow, we want you to grow with us, so we offer our employees continuous professional development and growth opportunities to ensure our employees are engaged, challenged, and satisfied.
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Impact:We help our clients rediscover all the emotions of sound, and we have fun doing it Our teams around the world are passionate about working together to change lives.

What You Need:
Education & Experience Requirements**- Master's degree in Audiology or a diploma from a recognized Hearing Instrument Specialist program

Registered and in good standing with applicable regulatory college or provincial governing body
Current knowledge of hearing aid technology and hearing aid devices
Students and recent graduates who are completing their licensure requirements are encouraged to apply

Required Skills:

Excellent oral and written communication skills in English
Excellent interpersonal skills
Able to build and maintain professional rapport with clients and colleagues
Able to work independently, autonomously, and as a collaborative leader of a team
Able to discern and maintain client confidentiality
Able to prioritize work efficiently in a fastpaced work environment, without jeopardizing the client experience
Proficient with MS Windows and Office
Experience with client database systems is preferred
Knowledge of insurance and agency coverage for hearing care services

Physical/Mental Demands:

Possess the mobile dexterity necessary to operate audiological equipment and to execute the fitting and molding of hearing aid devices
Able to move equipment up to 20 pounds.
Frequently sitting, standing, walking, lifting and reaching
Able to work onsite in the environment described above to perform the essential functions of this job
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions