Hearing Instrument Specialist

Edmonton, Edmonton region

On-site

Full-time

No salary posted1 weeks ago

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Employment type: Full-time · On-site
Posted: November 6, 2026
Province: Alberta (AB)

Hiring confidence: Sparse posting · 22/100

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Hearing Instrument Specialist Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Are you an HIS who is ready to work with the best? Then join an industry leader who has been offering award-winning technology and unsurpassed patient care for over 75 years. Be one of our motivated professionals dedicated to helping the world hear better! Your main objective will be to professionally manage the patient process to include testing and fitting prospective hearing impaired individuals. Perks we offer include Paid Relocation, …

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Hearing Instrument Specialist certification/license
Patient management experience
Ability to work with hearing impaired individuals
Professional communication skills
Willingness to relocate to Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

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What you'll do

Manage patient process from testing through fitting
Conduct audiometric testing on prospective hearing impaired individuals
Fit hearing aids to patients
Provide professional patient care
Help patients achieve better hearing outcomes
Maintain industry-leading service standards

What you'll need

Hearing Instrument Specialist certification/license
Patient management experience
Ability to work with hearing impaired individuals
Professional communication skills
Willingness to relocate to Edmonton, Alberta, Canada