Deliver audiology care for paediatric, infant, and adult patients through diagnostic assessment, counselling, and hearing device expertise. Work autonomously while collaborating across disciplines. This full-time Audiologist position serves Audiology Services within St. Joseph’s Health System. The work includes clinical counselling, education, retail services, and caseload management for patients with hearing losses or disorders. Responsibilities span assessment, intervention, documentation, teaching, and quality healthcare practices.

Key Responsibilities
Manage diagnostic and consultative clinical caseloads for all ages Provide patient, caregiver,



and significant-other counselling and education Evaluate prescribed hearing devices and patient progress Maintain accurate records and workload statistics Teach, mentor, and supervise student Audiologists and medical residents

Requirements:
Master’s degree in Audiology required Valuable-standing CASLPO membership required Minimum one year of experience required VNG/ENG training and possible rotational chair work Authorization to prescribe and dispense hearing aids through ADP Apply audiology assessment, counselling, documentation, and hearing-device skills across St. Joseph’s Health System’s paediatric and adult services. #J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Clinical Audiologist Pediatric Adult Care (Canada)
🏢 St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton
📍 Canada