Audiologist or Hearing Instrument Specialist

Corpus Christi ENT Sinus & Allergy with Advanced Hearing Aid and Diagnostics is hiring one Audiologist or Hearing Instrument Specialist to join our established, growing ENT practice. Whether you are launching your career or looking for a more rewarding opportunity, we offer a comfortable, modern clinical setting where your work is valued and your contributions are rewarded.

Work with an established patient base and referral network, collaborate directly with our ENT team, and enjoy professional autonomy backed by clinical and administrative support.

- Audiologist:Expected annual compensation above $175,000
, combining base salary and performance bonuses.
- Hearing Instrument Specialist: Expected annual compensation above $125,000
, combining base salary and performance bonuses.
- Currently employed? We are willing to negotiate compensation that meets or exceeds your current package.
- No weekends.
-Health insurance and a 401(k) retirement plan.
-Paid time off and paid holidays.
-Stable, full-time employment with opportunities for professional and financial growth.

We value thoughtful clinical judgment, initiative, and lasting patient relationships. You will have the freedom to take ownership of your work, with access to the people and resources that help you succeed.

For new graduates, this is an opportunity to build your career within a collaborative medical practice. For experienced professionals, it is an opportunity to bring your expertise to a role offering independence, strong earning potential, and room to grow.

Responsibilities will reflect your credentials and licensed scope of practice:

• Evaluate hearing and communication needs and counsel patients on appropriate hearing solutions.
• Select, fit, program, and verify hearing aids.
• Provide follow‑up care, adjustments, troubleshooting, and patient education.
• Coordinate care with the ENT team and maintain accurate clinical documentation.
• Develop lasting patient relationships and support program growth through ethical recommendations and excellent care.
• Perform comprehensive hearing evaluations—including pure‑tone and speech audiometry and tympanometry/immittance testing—as permitted by your credentials and licensed scope of practice, interpret findings within that scope, and collaborate with the ENT physician on patient management.

An Audiologist or Hearing Instrument Specialist with appropriate professional education and Texas licensure, or eligibility to obtain licensure before starting. Strong communication, initiative, teamwork, and a commitment to patient‑centered care are essential.

New graduates and newly licensed professionals are encouraged to apply. Prior professional experience is not required.

An Audiologist or Hearing Instrument Specialist with appropriate professional education and Texas licensure, or eligibility to obtain licensure before starting. Strong communication, initiative, teamwork, and a commitment to patient‑centered care are essential.

New graduates and newly licensed professionals are encouraged to apply. Prior professional experience is not required.