Audiologist – new permanent position at Eikholt
Would you like to use your expertise as an audiographer in a highly interdisciplinary environment – with time for your profession, people, and development?
With us, you will have the opportunity to work in a highly competent and inclusive professional environment with a large degree of interdisciplinary collaboration. We combine clinical work, research, technology, and user perspectives – and we are committed to developing services with high quality and great value for our users.
About the position
The role is part of Eikholt’s specialist department and will play a key part in the work of assessing, supporting and following up on individuals with combined visual and hearing impairments. With us, you’ll have plenty of time for each course participant, who will be supported over several days during their stay at Eikholt.
You will be part of an interdisciplinary vision and hearing team. The work is carried out both independently and in collaboration with others, and involves close interaction with audiologists, opticians, vision educators, mobility advisors, IT advisors, healthcare professionals, and peer support workers, among others.
You will work with:
- Mapping and assessment of hearing and hearing function
- Follow-up and optimisation of hearing aids
- Facilitation of the sound environment and communication situations
- Guidance and training for course participants, close contacts, and professionals
- Contribution to individual and group-based adaptation courses
- Interdisciplinary rehabilitation work
- Testing and evaluation of technology and technical solutions
- Documentation and professional development
- Contribute to development work and knowledge sharing
The place of work is Konnerud, but some travel must be expected.
Who are we looking for?
We are looking for someone who is professionally confident, curious, and people-oriented. You enjoy collaborating with other professional groups and wish to contribute to the development of services and professional environments.
You thrive in both practical clinical work and in communication, guidance, and teaching.
Qualifications
- Authorisation as an audiologist
- Clinical work experience
- Interest in rehabilitation, communication, and technology
- Good oral and written communication skills in Norwegian.
- Generally good digital skills
- Driving Licence Category B
It is an advantage if you have experience in one or more of the following areas:
- Hearing aid fitting and hearing technology aids
- Rehabilitation and habilitation
- Sight and hearing combinations / deafblindness
- Guidance or teaching
- Interdisciplinary collaboration
- Technology and digital aids
Personal suitability will be given great importance.
We offer
- An exciting and meaningful permanent position within a strong national centre of expertise
- Varied working days with a combination of courses, mentoring, and development work
- Opportunity to contribute to further development of services and professional practices
- Good opportunities for personal professional development and skills enhancement
- A well-equipped clinic (Audiology Clinic) with, among other things: audiometry, tympanometry, ASSR, and REM, as well as an assistive device exhibition in collaboration with HMS Vest-Viken
- A good working environment with engaged colleagues and social events throughout the year
- Salary according to agreement
- Good pension and insurance schemes in KLP
Application
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. The recruitment process begins in August.
Got a question about the position?
If you have any questions about the position, please feel free to contact:
- Hilde Melvold Osen, Section Manager Mobile Courses 971 89 673 eLlook at E-mail: hilde.melvold.osen@eikholt.no
- Thomas Øverby, mobile specialist manager 902 74 668 or by email: hilde.melvold.osen@eikholt.no
We look forward to hearing from you.