What's Your Role?

Are you a passionate and dedicated Audiologist looking to build a rewarding career?  

As our General Audiologist, you’ll play a vital role in making a positive difference in the lives of our clients and to the communities we serve. You’ll help provide the latest best practice hearing services, tailoring solutions that truly fit each client’s needs and supporting them to achieve the best possible hearing health outcomes. 

Hear from one of our General Audiologists here.

Are you passionate about making an impact and bringing specialist skills to those who need it most? 

As a Specialist Audiologist, your expert clinical skills as a Paediatric and/or Adult Specialist will make a meaningful difference in the lives of some of our most vulnerable clients. You’ll work closely with individuals to improve their quality of life, empowering clients, families, and carers through tailored, client-centred hearing care.  

Help bring essential hearing care to First Nations communities.

As an Outreach Audiologist, you'll get to travel to First Nations communities and experience new parts of Australia while changing lives. As a part of our Outreach Services team, you'll visit regional and remote locations and work closely with local services to deliver tailored hearing care.

Do you want to shape the future of clinical care? 

We're on a mission to deliver the highest-quality clinical services and training standards, and we're looking for Clinical Coaches to help lead the way. 

You'll play a pivotal role in developing Clinicians and ensuring they deliver high-quality care across multiple centres. By collaborating with managers, you'll set priorities and support clinician development. 

Lead from the front and set internal clinical standards for audiology excellence. 

As our Principal Audiologist, you'll establish and maintain clinical standards across multiple client groups. As a highly respected and experienced Audiologist, you'll have the opportunity to advise government bodies and advance audiology practices in Australia. 

Do you want to play a key role in delivering exceptional customer service?  

As our Client Service Specialist, you’ll be the face of our organisation. From hearing aid maintenance to booking appointments and processing payments, you’ll keep things running smoothly and create a positive experience for our clients every step of the way. 

Learn more about this role here

Be an ambassador for improving hearing health across Australia. 

As our Community Hearing Advisor, you'll take centre stage in our efforts to expand our reach and impact. Through building relationships with key stakeholders, you'll attract new customers and increase referrals. By organising promotional opportunities, engaging with GPs and offering valuable hearing checks during community events, you'll make a significant impact on the lives of those who need us. 

Hear from one of our Community Hearing Advisors.

Lead a team to deliver exceptional hearing care. 

As our Centre Manager, you'll be a driving force behind our mission - from fostering community relationships to building team capability and overseeing the day-to-day operations of our hearing centres.

We welcome applicants from diverse backgrounds, including clinicians, non-clinical staff, and other professionals from various fields. 

Read more about this role here. 

Be a driving force for success, impact and growth. 

As our General Manager, you'll be responsible for a larger region of centres. By bringing your business, marketing and customer service skills, you'll play a pivotal role in the overall impact of Hearing Australia. 

Bring your diverse set of skills to Hearing Australia. 

Based in our head office at Macquarie University, NSW, you'll be supporting our nationwide team in one of our many corporate roles. 

We offer diverse career opportunities in areas such as finance, HR, IT, property and marketing. We're on the lookout for professionals who are committed to understanding the unique needs of our internal clients and are eager to provide exceptional service. 

Join a world leader in hearing research and evidence-based innovation.  

Based in our head office at Macquarie University, NSW, you’ll join NAL’s talented team to conduct research that informs clinical practice, produce innovation in hearing healthcare, and provide data-led insights into hearing loss and hearing solutions. 

Learn more about NAL here

We’re committed to providing meaningful and diverse career pathways for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. 

We have First Nations peoples working in all areas of our organisation as clinicians, customer and community support officers, managers, researchers, leaders, and members of our research ethics committee and Board.  

We encourage First Nations peoples to apply for all roles at Hearing Australia.  

Learn more about opportunities here

Are you looking for a life-changing career opportunity with a trusted leader in the field? 

We're looking for talented Graduate Audiologists who want to change lives and make a meaningful impact for Australians. 

We'll guide you every step of the way as you embark on your career. You'll work with experts in the field and develop extensive and valuable knowledge, skills and experience. 

What's in it for you? You'll enjoy career progression, fair and competitive wages, and flexible working arrangements. By joining us, you'll play an important role in shaping your future and ours.