Bluegrass Hearing Clinic was founded in 1997. Since that time, the clinic has grown to be the preeminent audiology practice in Kentucky, with 10 locations throughout the Commonwealth. We pride ourselves in the outstanding patient care that we provide as well as the quality and commitment of the audiologists that we employ. Through our patients for life philosophy, our team works tirelessly in the communities we serve to let it be known that Bluegrass Hearing Clinic is “Where Better Hearing Begins.”

Bluegrass Hearing Clinic offers thorough and comprehensive diagnostic hearing and balance procedures and the most effective hearing solutions to meet the needs of our patients and their diverse lifestyles. Our hearing treatment plans include state-of-the-art hearing aid technology, cochlear implants, osseointegrated hearing devices, tinnitus management devices and maskers, assistive listening devices, hearing protection, swimmolds, custom wireless earbud solutions as well as many other devices and accessories to prevent hearing loss, protect the ears and promote better hearing. Our entire team is dedicated to providing the best services and products in a personal, friendly, and comfortable environment. After all, better hearing is better living. 

We are seeking a full time dispensing audiologist (Au.D.) for employment in a private practice setting. If you are driven, self-motivated, and passionate about better hearing and providing your patients with a better quality of life, if you have an entrepreneurial spirit and seek to become part of an organization that will recognize that spirit, then this is the opportunity for you.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

• Strong Diagnostic Skills: Assess and diagnose hearing loss and middle ear function using diagnostic tools appropriate to the patient’s age, ability and special needs. Case history, listening needs assessment, test results and progress notes will be documents.
• Counseling: Establish rapport with patients and their family members; discuss test results and counsel patients about treatment planning and make recommendations for hearing care solutions and options.
• Treatment Planning: Develop an individualized hearing solution, including selection of hearing aids, earmolds, wireless accessories and supplies. Make ear impressions, ear molds and all necessary measurements to order instruments.
• Hearing Aid Dispensing:  The fitting process will include fitting, instrument programming, orientation, software modification and repairs as needed. The audiologist will answer patients’ questions and address any problems and/or concerns.
•  Maintain and organize patient documents, files and computer records for easy, complete and confidential access.
• Participate in community education and marketing activities as requested.
• Continuing Education:  Complete educational programs, mandatory in-services and required continuing education as needed.
• Travel between multiple office locations is required within the region.

Preferred Requirements: 

• Strong interpersonal and organizational skills; excellent communication and counseling skills
• Professional and empathetic manner with patients
• High level of clinical skill in all areas of hearing diagnosis
• Excellent decision-making skills; able to analyze and deal with complex situations
• Accuracy and attention to detail
• The ability to thrive both independently and in a team environment
• Previous experience in a private practice setting
• Previous experience with Office Management Software/Audiology software (ie., CounselEar) 

As a condition of employment, educational degrees and license requirements will be verified.

Initial review of applications will begin immediately and the position will remain open until filled. Applicants will be notified if selected for an interview.