Canadian Hearing Services is “Raising the Bar" on hearing health care standards to empower lives and drive excellence.
Toronto, ON
For over 80 years, Canadian Hearing Services (CHS) has played a significant role in supporting and meeting the needs of Deaf and hard of hearing Canadians. We are an industry-leading provider of services, products and education that empower the Deaf and hard of hearing to overcome barriers to participation, and we are the largest and only Accredited organization of its kind in North America. We have several CHS locations across Ontario and offer many of our services virtually across Canada. In addition to serving Deaf and hard of hearing clients, we also work diligently to champion accessibility in the workplace, providing accessibility, employment and education services to various businesses across Canada and across many sectors, such as healthcare, education, government and the legal field. We have a dedicated team of friendly, caring and professional staff that are committed to delivering exceptional client outcomes. Our promise is to help our clients lead rich and full lives, and to deliver on our vision of a barrier-free society for Deaf and hard of hearing Canadians. Our mantra, Raising the Bar, is designed to challenge our organization to continue to deliver the best services and products and to never settle. We are adopting new technologies, exploring innovative means of service delivery, researching the latest treatments, and expanding our programs — all in the name of providing the best quality care to our clients.
On-site · Barrie
The Hearing Care Counsellor provides individual counselling, support, and case management for deaf and hard of hearing clients aged 55 and older. They are also responsible for evaluating hearing loss using specialized equipment and instructing clients on the maintenance of assistive listening devices.
On-site
The Program Assistant II provides reception, administrative, and program support to the region while responding to public inquiries. They are also responsible for covering neighboring locations within the GTA as required by management.
On-site
The Assignment Coordinator is responsible for scheduling interpreting services for Deaf and hard of hearing consumers. They also handle financial processing, reporting, and educating the public on service usage.
On-site · Peterborough
The Intervenor acts as a communicator and sighted guide for individuals with combined hearing and sight loss to facilitate interaction with their environment. Responsibilities include assisting with daily tasks, transporting clients to appointments, and providing support with assistive devices.
On-site · Toronto
The Supervisor provides clinical and operational leadership to a provincially dispersed counselling team, ensuring services meet organizational and professional standards. Responsibilities include performance management, staff development, and monitoring program outcomes for Deaf and hard of hearing clients.
On-site · Kingston
The Intervenor acts as a communicator and sighted guide for individuals with combined hearing and sight loss to facilitate interaction with their environment. Responsibilities include assisting with daily tasks, transporting clients to appointments, and providing support with assistive devices.
On-site · Toronto
The Manager, Marketing is responsible for executing and measuring marketing campaigns to support the organization's for-profit products and services. They will lead a team to deliver core KPIs while collaborating with internal departments and external agencies to optimize marketing communications across all channels.
On-site · Ottawa
Provide individual support and case management to adults who are Deaf, hard of hearing, or deafblind to help them live independently. Promote and advocate for accessibility and sensitivity across the community.
Remote · Ontario, Canada, Quebec, Quebec, Canada
Provide confidential real-time English or French language transcription for diverse groups of deaf and hard of hearing individuals. Utilize various captioning and streaming platforms to facilitate communication in community settings.
Remote · Ontario, Canada
Provide confidential sign language interpreting services between ASL and English users. Services are delivered in-person or via video across community, medical, mental health, and emergency settings.
On-site
Posted Tuesday, May 19, 2026, 11:00 PM Canadian Hearing Services (CHS) has an opening for a Program Assistant II, General, based in London. Reporting to the Supervisor, Hearing Healthcare Administration, the Program Assistant II, General is responsible for assisting the region by providing reception, administrative, and program support. ***This is a permanent, full-time onsite position working Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.*** **This posting is for an existing vacancy.** The ideal candidate will have a post-secondary diploma in Office or Business Administration, along with 2-3 yea…
On-site · Mississauga
The LINC Instructor delivers language instruction to adult newcomers who are Deaf using American Sign Language and following LINC curriculum guidelines. They are responsible for developing lesson plans and teaching functional English and life skills in an in-person classroom setting.
