Provide exceptional audiology services at Shared Health, focusing on patient assessment, hearing aid fittings, and professional collaboration. This role supports children's and adults' audiological needs across Manitoba. The Audiologist position involves delivering quality services that encompass prevention, assessment, and intervention strategies in alignment with skilled standards.

Ideal candidates will have experience working with diverse populations and be involved in education and training within the healthcare system. You'll play a key role in program planning and implementation, contributing to ongoing improvements in patient care. Key Responsibilities:

- Conduct client assessments and develop personalized intervention plans
- Implement hearing aid fittings and follow-up evaluations




- Collaborate with healthcare providers for optimal patient outcomes
- Supervise and train students and provisional members
- Maintain professional accountability and ongoing education Requirements:
- Master’s degree in Audiology from an accredited institution
- Current registration with CASLPM
- Previous clinical experience with diverse populations
- CPR training per employer policy
- Competence in Indigenous languages and customs preferred Elevate audiology practices and impact lives positively through your expertise at Shared Health in Manitoba.

📌 Audiologist Role at Shared Health (Winnipeg)
🏢 Winnipeg Regional Health Authority
📍 Winnipeg