Travel Audiologist
Boston, MA
Prime Staffing
4x9 hrs, Days

35 hours/week, Mon-Fri, day shift. Typically 8-4:30, but flexible. No weekend or call requirements. Outpatient facility. Average number of patients seen per day is 10-12. Must have a min of 1 year experience. Required: Graduate of an accredited Master’s or Au.D. Audiology Program, licensed by State of Massachusetts as Audiologist. Current BLS/CPR-AHA. Preferred: Certificate of Clinical Competence from ASHA. Patient care: Outpatient, ambulatory care – Patients are seen in our outpatient clinic setting Diagnostic and rehabilitative services – Focused on assessment and treatment of hearing and balance disorders. Individualized, one-on-one care – Each patient receives personalized evaluation and treatment. Technology-driven interventions – Use of audiometers, tympanometry, ABR, VNG, and hearing aid programming systems. Age range is adults and pediatrics with hearing loss or adults with balance issues. Summary of Responsibilities: The audiologist will provide comprehensive hearing care for patients across the lifespan—from newborns to geriatric populations. Core responsibilities include performing traditional and advanced diagnostic hearing tests, evaluating vestibular function, and implementing individualized treatment plans. The role also involves educating patients and caregivers on hearing loss and strategies to improve communication, while maintaining compliance with state, hospital, and departmental documentation standards. Additional duties include reviewing test results, conducting hearing aid evaluations and fittings, and managing hearing aid purchases. Experience with Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR) testing in neonates and/or vestibular testing (VNG) is preferred but not required. Collaboration with referring physicians and rehabilitation professionals is essential to ensure coordinated patient.