Edmonton and Lloydminster, Alberta | Clinical and Facility-Based Services

Employment Type: Full-Time | Employee or Contractor

Flexible | No Evenings or Weekends Required

Start Date: Flexible
Neobridge Healthcare is currently recruiting an Audiologist for an exciting opportunity providing comprehensive hearing healthcare services to adults and seniors in Edmonton and Lloydminster, Alberta.
The successful candidate will be responsible for diagnostic audiological assessments, hearing aid selection and fitting, rehabilitation services, and clinical oversight of hearing aid practitioners.
This position offers a patient-focused clinical environment with a competitive salary structure and no sales targets .
The opportunity is well suited to an audiologist seeking skilled independence, meaningful patient relationships, and involvement in community-based hearing healthcare.
Conduct comprehensive diagnostic audiological assessments, including pure-tone audiometry, speech audiometry, tympanometry, and otoacoustic emissions (OAE) testing.
Assess hearing loss and recommend appropriate treatment, rehabilitation, and hearing technology solutions.
Perform hearing aid selection, fitting, programming, real-ear verification, and follow-up care.
Provide tinnitus counselling, earmold impressions, and cerumen management within professional scope.
Complete documentation and authorization requirements for Alberta Aids to Daily Living (AADL), Workers' Compensation Board (WCB),



Veterans Affairs, and private insurance programs.
Deliver audiology services at seniors' residences and care facilities through scheduled community clinic visits.
Coordinate referrals to physicians and other healthcare professionals when additional medical assessment is required.
Maintain accurate clinical records and uphold applicable professional standards.
Master's degree in Audiology or Doctor of Audiology (Au.Active registration with the Alberta College of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists (ACSLPA).
Eligibility to serve as an AADL authorizer.
Minimum one year of clinical audiology experience preferred; qualified new graduates will be considered.
Experience with diagnostic hearing assessments, hearing aid technology, and rehabilitation services.
Valid driver's licence and ability to travel to community care facilities.
Strong communication, counselling, and patient-centred care skills.
Competitive annual compensation of $75,000–$105,000 for a full time position.
Employee or contractor engagement options.
Flexible scheduling.
No mandatory evening or weekend shifts.
Opportunity to provide both clinical and community-based audiology services.
Interested audiologists are encouraged to contact Neobridge Healthcare to discuss this opportunity in confidence.
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Applications are welcome from both experienced audiologists and qualified new graduates.

📌 Audiologist - Full Time (Edmonton)
🏢 Neobridge Healthcare
📍 Edmonton