Top 9 Audiologists Jobs in Tucson, AZ

Tucson ENT Audiologist
Center for Neurosciences —Tucson, AZ
- Full-time
- Doctoral degree
- Clinic experience
- Patient care
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Audiologist
Matrix Providers —Arizona
- $70 - $76 an hour
- Mid-level
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Pediatric Audiologist
Tucson Medical Center —Tucson, AZ
- Full-time
- BLS Certification
- No experience needed
- Master's degree
Clinical Audiologist - Part-Time - Tucson, AZ
Commonwealth Medical Services —Tucson, AZ
- $600 - $750 a week
- Part-time
- Entry level
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Senior Hearing Aid Specialist
Costco Wholesale Corporation —Tucson, AZ
- Senior level
- AD&D insurance
- Employee stock purchase plan

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Qualifications:
- Education and Licensure
  - AuD. (Doctor of Audiology) degree from an accredited university program.
  - Current and valid state licensure in Audiology.
  - Certificate of Clinical Competence in Audiology (CCC-A) from the American Speech- Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) is preferred.

- Experience:
  - Previous clinical experience in an audiology setting is preferred, but new graduates are encouraged to apply.
  - Experience with hearing aid dispensing and fitting is highly desirable.
  - Experience with vestibular and/or tinnitus assessment and management is a plus.

Physical Requirements:
- - Ability to sit and stand for extended periods.
  - Fine motor dexterity for operating audiological equipment and manipulating small objects.
  - Visual acuity to observe patient responses and interpret test results.
  - Hearing sensitivity to perform accurate audiometric testing.

Work Environment:
- - Clinical office setting.
  - Exposure to medical equipment and supplies.
  - Interaction with patients who may have communication difficulties or be emotionally distressed.