Audiologist - Invercargill

About the Role

Join Audiology South, part of the global WSA hearing healthcare group, dedicated to improving lives by restoring hearing for millions. Our team of 12,000 colleagues across 130 countries share a passion for unlocking human potential through hearing. Audiology South provides outstanding hearing care across Southland and Otago, operating modern clinics with leading technology and supported by expert professionals. We're seeking a New Zealand Audiologist, experienced or recently graduated, to be based in Invercargill and support regional clinics.

Key Responsibilities

• Perform thorough hearing evaluations and diagnose hearing loss using a variety of audiological tools and assessments.
• Offer tailored, evidence-based hearing rehabilitation programs to support clients' hearing health decisions.
• Select and fit a wide range of hearing aids customized to client needs and lifestyles.
• Establish and maintain long-term client relationships through excellent ongoing care and support.
• Engage with local communities via promotional efforts and business development activities.
• Build and sustain referral connections with general practitioners, ENT specialists, and allied health professionals.
• Provide hearing care services across the Southland region, including travel to smaller rural clinics to ensure accessible support for all communities.

Candidate Profile

• Possession of current NZ Audiologist registration or actively working towards obtaining it.
• Experience delivering adult hearing rehabilitation and hearing aid services.
• Client-focused approach committed to best practices in hearing healthcare.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to form robust relationships.
• Willingness and ability to travel regularly within the Otago region.
• Collaborative attitude with enthusiasm for continuous professional growth.

Employee Benefits

• Competitive remuneration package.
• Access to ongoing professional education and training.
• Defined career advancement options within a large international organisation.
• Incentive programs running throughout the year at clinics.
• Hearing aid benefits extended to employees, family members, and friends.
• Complimentary Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for personal support.
• Opportunity to work with a highly reputable organisation known for excellent client satisfaction and focus on customer-centered care.

Eligibility to Apply

• Must be an Australian or New Zealand citizen.
• Or hold permanent residency in Australia or New Zealand.
• Or have valid work authorization in Australia or New Zealand.

Additional Information

The organization promotes an inclusive workplace culture valuing diversity and empowering employees to be authentic. Successful candidates will need to pass a police clearance as part of pre-employment requirements according to applicable laws and policies.