North Bay, ON

Ottawa, ON

Job Title: Infant Hearing Communicative Disorders Assistant & Regional Trainer
Department: Children and Family Services
Status and Hours: Regular Full-Time, 35 hrs/wk
Pay scale: $33.509/hr to $39.422/hr
Reports to: Team Lead, Specialized Preschool Programs
Deadline: Until Filled

This position is an existing vacancy.

Benefits include:

• 4 weeks vacation plus other leave entitlements
• Extended Group Health benefits
• Flexible Health & Wellness Spending Account
• HOOPP

Who are we?

Pinecrest-Queensway Community Health Centre is an innovative, community-based, multi-service centre. We strive to meet the needs of the diverse communities we serve. We work in partnership with individuals, families, and communities to achieve their full potential, paying particular attention to those who face barriers to care due to race, gender, income and/or ability. PQCHC is an equal opportunity employer and values diversity in its workforce. If at any stage in the selection process, you require accommodation due to a disability, please let us know the nature of the required accommodation.

Join Our Team and Make a Difference

Are you passionate about supporting families and improving early childhood outcomes? As a key member of our Infant Hearing Program, you’ll play a vital role in helping children reach their full potential.

This position is a unique opportunity to gain specialized skills and become part of an exclusive group of professionals. While prior experience in infant hearing screening is not required, you will receive comprehensive on-the-job training and develop expertise to confidently train others and oversee quality assurance for the program while gaining leadership experience.

Why You’ll Love This Role

• Enjoy clear expectations with variety in your day-to-day work.
• Play a leadership role in training and supporting hearing screeners.
• Learn new technical skills and gain experience in health and early childhood programs.
• Engage with diverse communities across the region.
• Use your strong communication and organizational skills to make a real impact.

Career Growth & Professional Development

This role offers a unique pathway for professional growth:

• Specialized Expertise: Gain advanced technical skills in newborn hearing screening and quality assurance.
• Leadership Development: Build experience in adult education, coaching, and mentorship.
• Provincial Collaboration: Engage with a network of Regional Trainers across Ontario and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives.
• Future Opportunities: Position yourself for advancement within specialized early childhood programs and health leadership roles.

Job Responsibilities:

Lead Training & Development

• Guide new screeners through online training modules and quizzes.
• Provide consultation to IHP hearing screeners to address questions or concerns related to hearing screening activities and the protocol
• Conduct in-person observation and competency assessments using provincial checklists.
• Provide retraining for screeners returning after extended leave.

Ensure Quality & Compliance

• Oversee calibration and maintenance of hearing screening equipment.
• Conduct audits of screening units and screener performance to ensure adherence to provincial protocols.
• Prepare audit reports and collaborate with screeners to improve outcomes.

Support Regional Operations

• Act as a resource for troubleshooting equipment and protocol questions.
• Liaise with the Designated Training Centre and participate in quarterly Community of Practice meetings.
• Collaborate with program leadership and administrative staff for scheduling and logistics.
• Provide consultation for scheduling hearing screenings, which includes booking community locations and managing scheduling within the IHP region, in collaboration with administrative staff within the IHP region.
• Conduct regular hearing screenings within the IHP to achieve the appropriate Regional Trainer criteria.
• Manages treatment spaces and inventory of screening materials.

Infant Hearing Screening

• Perform community-based infant hearing screenings on a casual, on-call basis across Ottawa (may include short-notice shifts).
• Use ADPOAE and AABR technology to conduct screenings following Ministry protocols and quality standards.
• Using pre-determined scripts, communicate screening steps, results, and next steps to families with clarity and empathy.
• Maintain accurate records, complete forms, and update electronic referrals in collaboration with Newborn Screening Ontario.
• Manage screening materials and treatment space effectively.
• Participate in Continuous Quality Improvement initiatives for the Infant Hearing Program.

Maintain Clinical Standards

• Uphold infection control, privacy, and confidentiality policies.
• Ensure accurate documentation and timely reporting to provincial systems.

Qualifications:

• Communicative Disorders Assistant certificate or post-graduate program with emphasis on hearing health (e.g. Hearing aid technician) is essential.
• Strong aptitude for learning technical processes and protocols quickly.
• Excellent communication and teaching skills for training adult learners.
• Detail-oriented with strong organizational and problem-solving abilities.
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a regional team.
• Proficiency with technology and willingness to troubleshoot equipment.
• Valid driver’s license and access to a reliable vehicle (frequent weekly travel within region required). Mileage reimbursement will be provided.
• Vulnerable Sector Check required.

Preferred Assets:

• Experience in healthcare, early childhood programs, or technical training roles.
• Experience in a leadership or supervisory role.
• Familiarity with quality assurance processes.
• Bilingual (English/French).

Oakville, ON

About Us:   Hear Ontario is a patient-centered hearing clinic dedicated to improving quality of life through comprehensive hearing healthcare. We combine advanced diagnostic technology with compassionate, personalized care for patients of all ages.  We are driven by passionate people with a common purpose to make a difference in people’s lives by being straightforward, optimistic, friendly, fresh and trustworthy.

Job Description:  We are seeking a Hearing Instrument Practitioner to join our growing team. The ideal candidate is clinically skilled, patient-focused, and passionate about hearing healthcare. In this role you will provide comprehensive hearing care services, including hearing assessments, hearing aid selection and fitting, counseling, and ongoing patient support.

Key Responsibilities:

• Conduct hearing assessments in accordance with AHIP standards and clinic protocols
• Recommend, fit, and program hearing instruments based on individual patient needs
• Provide patient education, counselling, and follow-up care
• Perform hearing aid adjustments, repairs, and maintenance
• Maintain accurate and compliant patient records
• Build long-term relationships with patients through excellent customer service
• Collaborate with clinic staff to ensure a positive patient experience
• Stay current with industry advancements, products, and best practices

Qualifications:

• Registered and in good standing with the Association of Hearing Instrument Practitioners of Ontario (AHIP)
• Graduate of a recognized Hearing Instrument Practitioner program
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills
• Patient-centered approach with a high level of professionalism
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team
• Experience in a clinical setting is an asset (new graduates welcome)

What We Offer:

• Competitive salary and performance incentives
• Healthcare Spending Account (for full-time positions)
• Paid time off and holidays
• Continuing education support
• Modern equipment and strong administrative support
• Friendly, collaborative work environment

How to Apply:

Please submit your resume and cover letter to marianne@hearontario.ca

Midland, ON

About Us:   Hear Ontario is a patient-centered hearing clinic dedicated to improving quality of life through comprehensive hearing healthcare. We combine advanced diagnostic technology with compassionate, personalized care for patients of all ages.  We are driven by passionate people with a common purpose to make a difference in people’s lives by being straightforward, optimistic, friendly, fresh and trustworthy.

Job Description:  We are seeking a Hearing Instrument Practitioner to join our growing team. The ideal candidate is clinically skilled, patient-focused, and passionate about hearing healthcare. In this role you will provide comprehensive hearing care services, including hearing assessments, hearing aid selection and fitting, counseling, and ongoing patient support.

Key Responsibilities:

• Conduct hearing assessments in accordance with AHIP standards and clinic protocols
• Recommend, fit, and program hearing instruments based on individual patient needs
• Provide patient education, counselling, and follow-up care
• Perform hearing aid adjustments, repairs, and maintenance
• Maintain accurate and compliant patient records
• Build long-term relationships with patients through excellent customer service
• Collaborate with clinic staff to ensure a positive patient experience
• Stay current with industry advancements, products, and best practices

Qualifications:

• Registered and in good standing with the Association of Hearing Instrument Practitioners of Ontario (AHIP)
• Graduate of a recognized Hearing Instrument Practitioner program
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills
• Patient-centered approach with a high level of professionalism
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team
• Experience in a clinical setting is an asset (new graduates welcome)

What We Offer:

• Competitive salary and performance incentives
• Healthcare Spending Account (for full-time positions)
• Paid time off and holidays
• Continuing education support
• Modern equipment and strong administrative support
• Friendly, collaborative work environment

How to Apply:

Please submit your resume and cover letter to marianne@hearontario.ca

Napanee, ON

About Us:   Hear Ontario is a patient-centered hearing clinic dedicated to improving quality of life through comprehensive hearing healthcare. We combine advanced diagnostic technology with compassionate, personalized care for patients of all ages.  We are driven by passionate people with a common purpose to make a difference in people’s lives by being straightforward, optimistic, friendly, fresh and trustworthy.

Job Description:  We are seeking a Hearing Instrument Practitioner to join our growing team. The ideal candidate is clinically skilled, patient-focused, and passionate about hearing healthcare. In this role you will provide comprehensive hearing care services, including hearing assessments, hearing aid selection and fitting, counseling, and ongoing patient support.

Key Responsibilities:

• Conduct hearing assessments in accordance with AHIP standards and clinic protocols
• Recommend, fit, and program hearing instruments based on individual patient needs
• Provide patient education, counselling, and follow-up care
• Perform hearing aid adjustments, repairs, and maintenance
• Maintain accurate and compliant patient records
• Build long-term relationships with patients through excellent customer service
• Collaborate with clinic staff to ensure a positive patient experience
• Stay current with industry advancements, products, and best practices

Qualifications:

• Registered and in good standing with the Association of Hearing Instrument Practitioners of Ontario (AHIP)
• Graduate of a recognized Hearing Instrument Practitioner program
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills
• Patient-centered approach with a high level of professionalism
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team
• Experience in a clinical setting is an asset (new graduates welcome)

What We Offer:

• Competitive salary and performance incentives
• Healthcare Spending Account (for full-time positions)
• Paid time off and holidays
• Continuing education support
• Modern equipment and strong administrative support
• Friendly, collaborative work environment

How to Apply:

Please submit your resume and cover letter to marianne@hearontario.ca

Welland, ON

FULL-TIME HEARING INSTRUEMENT SPECIALIST

Sense of Hearing Canada is an independently owned and operated hearing healthcare company that has been in business for over 20 years. With 14 clinics in Ontario and growing, we are committed to providing a broad-range of top-quality hearing healthcare services to the patients we serve, and a network of opportunities to the hearing healthcare professionals we employ.

About the Role

To further support our internal growth, Sense of Hearing Canada is seeking experienced, motivated and reliable full-time Hearing Instrument Specialist, to join our multi-disciplinary team of hearing healthcare professionals in Welland. This close knit team of hearing healthcare professionals take pride in presenting their patients with a warm and educational hearing healthcare experience.

As a member of the team, the successful candidate will enjoy every opportunity in building ongoing relationships with their patients throughout their hearing healthcare journey; starting from their initial consultation, technology selection, fitting and through to their continued follow-up care.

Qualifications

• Hearing Instrument Dispensing License.
• Registered with the Association of Hearing Instrument Practitioners of Ontario. (AHIP).
• Must have ADP Authorizer Status.
• Minimum 2 Years of Clinical Experience.

The successful candidate must possess both exceptional interpersonal communication and clinical diagnostic skills and also be able to work independently, or in a collegial team environment as needed. Your professional experience must include: hearing assessments on adult patients and the selection, evaluation, fitting and follow-up of hearing aids and Assistive Listening Devices.

Compensation

Sense of Hearing offers a competitive compensation package

Additional Benefits

• Benefits – Health, Dental and Life.
• Company RSP Program
• Vacation – Starting with 4 weeks.
• Professional Dues Paid by the Company.
• Support for Ongoing Education and Learning.
• Clinics equipped with State-of-the-Art Hearing Healthcare Technology.

How to Apply

Please submit your resume to Norman Mele, Au.D., norman.mele@senseofhearing.ca

For further information about Sense of Hearing, please also visit our website   www.senseofhearing.ca

All inquiries will be kept in complete confidence.

Waterdown, ON

FULL-TIME HEARING INSTRUEMENT SPECIALIST

Sense of Hearing Canada is an independently owned and operated hearing healthcare company that has been in business for over 20 years. With 14 clinics in Ontario and growing, we are committed to providing a broad-range of top-quality hearing healthcare services to the patients we serve, and a network of opportunities to the hearing healthcare professionals we employ.

About the Role

To further support our internal growth, Sense of Hearing Canada is seeking experienced, motivated and reliable full-time Hearing Instrument Specialist, to join our multi-disciplinary team of hearing healthcare professionals in Waterdown. This close knit team of hearing healthcare professionals take pride in presenting their patients with a warm and educational hearing healthcare experience.

As a member of the team, the successful candidate will enjoy every opportunity in building ongoing relationships with their patients throughout their hearing healthcare journey; starting from their initial consultation, technology selection, fitting and through to their continued follow-up care.

Qualifications

Hearing Instrument Dispensing License.
Registered with the Association of Hearing Instrument Practitioners of Ontario. (AHIP).
Must have ADP Authorizer Status.
Minimum 2 Years of Clinical Experience.

The successful candidate must possess both exceptional interpersonal communication and clinical diagnostic skills and also be able to work independently, or in a collegial team environment as needed. Your professional experience must include: hearing assessments on adult patients and the selection, evaluation, fitting and follow-up of hearing aids and Assistive Listening Devices.

Compensation

Sense of Hearing offers a competitive compensation package

Additional Benefits

Benefits – Health, Dental and Life.
Company RSP Program
Vacation – Starting with 4 weeks.
Professional Dues Paid by the Company.
Support for Ongoing Education and Learning.
Clinics equipped with State-of-the-Art Hearing Healthcare Technology.

How to Apply

Please submit your resume to Norman Mele, Au.D., norman.mele@senseofhearing.ca

For further information about Sense of Hearing, please also visit our website www.senseofhearing.ca

All inquiries will be kept in complete confidence.