Audiologist / Hearing Instrument Specialist- Locations: Oakland Area Schedule: 34 Days per Week (Flexible) | Growth to Full-Time Salaries (Guided for 4 days per week)
- Audiologist: Approximately $90K+ (with potential to exceed $100K based on performance)
- Hearing Instrument Specialist: Approximately $70K About the Practice
They are a well-established, family-run hearing care practice with roots dating back to 1970's. With long-standing locations in the Oakland area, and a newly opened third site in nearby town they have built a strong reputation for delivering high-quality, patient-first care within the community. Following recent growth and expansion, they are now looking for an additional clinician to join their close-knit team and help support increasing patient demand.
The OpportunityThis is an ideal role for a clinician who enjoys both clinical work and patient engagement and is motivated by building relationships and making a meaningful difference in patients' lives. The clinician will work across the 2 local locations, managing their own clinic room with a high level of autonomy.
Responsibilities- Conduct diagnostic hearing assessments
- Deliver hearing aid consultations, fittings, and follow-up care
- Build strong, long-term patient relationships
- Guide patients through their hearing journey with care and clarity
- Contribute to overall clinic performance through ethical, patient-first recommendations
Candidate ProfileThey are seeking a confident, personable clinician who can combine clinical expertise with strong communication skills.
The candidate may be:- An Audiologist or Hearing Instrument Specialist
- Experienced (ideally 25+ years), though they are open to trainable candidates with strong interpersonal skills
The candidate will thrive if they:- Build trust easily with patients
- Can clearly explain results and recommend solutions
- Are comfortable discussing and closing treatment plans
- Enjoy working independently
- Value a relationship-led, non-corporate environment Practice Highlights
- Private, non-corporate practice
- Strong word-of-mouth reputation
- Loyal, high-quality patient base (primarily aged 65+)
- Relaxed, supportive, and informal working environment
- Focus on care first, sales second
- High level of autonomy with no micromanagement Team & Culture
The practice operates with a small, supportive team where:- Collaboration and flexibility are key
- Staff input is valued
- Work-life balance is respected
- Clinicians have ownership over their work
Compensation & BenefitsAudiologist:Approximately $90K+ (with potential to exceed $100K based on performance)
Hearing Instrument Specialist:- Approximately $70K
- Quarterly bonus structure (post-onboarding)
- Health insurance
- 401(k) (after qualifying period)
- Approximately 2 weeks holiday, increasing with tenure
- Additional day off for birthday
- Flexible working schedule
Career GrowthThis role offers genuine long-term potential, including:
- Progression to full-time or lead clinician
- Opportunity to manage a location
- Future ownership or buy-in potential
Working HoursTypically 8:30am 5:00pm, Monday to Thursday 1-hour lunch break
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