Audiologist or Hearing Instrument Specialists

Join Our Team at People Hearing: Canada’s Leading Network of Affordable Hearing Clinics

At People Hearing, we’re on a mission to transform hearing care across Canada. As the leading network of affordable hearing clinics, we’re dedicated to delivering exceptional hearing care that’s accessible to all. With eight thriving clinics in Alberta, Ontario and British Columbia, we’re ambitiously expanding our reach to serve Canadians nationwide.

Our vision is simple but powerful: to make hearing care affordable without compromising on quality. By significantly reducing the cost of hearing aids and providing unmatched value, we’re addressing the needs of those who have been priced out of hearing solutions for too long.

More Than Affordable Care: A Commitment to Quality and Compassion

At People Hearing, we go beyond affordability. We build lasting relationships with our clients, enhancing their quality of life through genuine care, transparency, and exceptional service. We empower our team members—each a crucial stakeholder and co-owner in our success—to challenge conventional practices and set new standards in the industry.

Our ultimate goal is to enhance the lives of Canadians by making hearing care accessible and affordable. Currently, 71% of Canadians with hearing loss choose not to seek treatment primarily because of high costs. By joining our team, you’ll help us tackle this challenge, enabling more people to enjoy the benefits of better hearing. Your contribution will be key to transforming industry standards and making a real, positive impact .

Opportunity

We’re excited to welcome Hearing Care Providers to our clinic in Burnaby, BC. This role is perfect for someone passionate about patient care and eager to engage in community outreach. We’re looking for individuals who not only have experience in diagnostics, prescribing, dispensing, and servicing hearing aids but also bring a self-starter mentality, an owner’s mindset, and a growth-oriented attitude. If you excel in counseling and communication and thrive in a supportive environment that fosters professional development and innovation, we’d love to hear from you. This is a full-time, permanent position where you can make a significant impact and grow with us.

Responsibilities

• Develop and nurture long-term relationships with patients through comprehensive care, from initial consultations to follow-up.
• Conduct audiometric testing, recommend suitable hearing aids, and ensure personalized fitting and programming.
• Engage in oral rehabilitation and ongoing patient care.
• Expand our patient base through proactive pipeline management.
• Collaborate in community outreach and educational initiatives.

Qualifications

• Exceptional interpersonal and communication skills.
• Strong organizational abilities and proficiency in managing a high patient volume.
• Team-oriented mindset with a commitment to positivity and professionalism.
• Self-starter mentality with a growth mindset.
• Deep compassion and respect for patients.
• Experience in vestibular, cochlear, tinnitus management and ENT testing is advantageous.

Why Join Us?

Be part of a dynamic, collaborative culture that’s making a tangible difference in people’s lives. We offer competitive benefits, including casual dress, dental, extended health, and vision care, an employee stock option plan, and generous time off.

Benefits

• Comprehensive dental, health, and vision care
• Employee stock option plan
• Coverage of professional license fees
• Paid time off, wellness days, and holidays from Christmas to New Year
• Relocation benefits available

Job Type

• Full-time, Permanent
• Monday to Friday schedule, 37.5 hours weekly

Join Us

Share our passion for enhancing hearing healthcare in Canada? Apply by sending your resume and cover letter to Sign in to view email. Together, let’s make a difference.