Hearing Instrument Specialist And Dispenser
- Meaford, ON
- On-site
- Posted Oct 14, 2026
- 1 position
$55,000–$85,000 / year
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- Employment type
- Full-time
- Minimum education
- Professional degree
- Posting language
- English
- Application method
- Apply on LinkedIn (LinkedIn sign-in required)
Job summary
Conduct hearing evaluations, explain results, recommend suitable hearing solutions, and fit, program, and troubleshoot hearing aids. Support clients with device use and purchasing decisions, maintain clinical and funding records, follow up on care needs, and collaborate with colleagues while building community relationships.
Job details
Hearing Instrument Specialist/Dispenser — Meaford, Ontario Full-time | $55,000 - $85,000 + commission and performance bonuses Monday – Friday 8:45 - 5:15 | Relocation support and signing incentives available Build your career. Make a connection. Enjoy life in Meaford. Are you a Hearing Instrument Specialist or Dispenser looking to build lasting client relationships, grow your skills and make a difference with the support of an experienced hearing care team? Hear Well Be Well is seeking a qualified Hearing Instrument Specialist/Dispenser who has completed their internship to join our Meaford clinic. Whether you live nearby or are considering a move to the Georgian Bay area, this is an opportunity to become a trusted hearing care professional in the community. You’ll help clients make informed decisions, build relationships through ongoing care, and have access to our clinical and management teams for support. Why Choose Hear Well Be Well? As a family-owned hearing care provider with 40 years of service in Ontario, we combine community-based care with the resources and support of a wider clinic network. We offer: Earning opportunities: A base salary, commission, and performance-based bonuses, with a clear explanation of how your compensation works. Team support: Access to experienced clinical colleagues and management for guidance, collaboration, and ongoing development. Professional growth: Training, mentorship, and opportunities to strengthen your clinical, communication, and leadership skills. Technology and tools: Access to hearing care technology that helps you assess client needs and provide personalized solutions. Relocation and signing incentives: Support available to eligible candidates considering a move to Meaford. Your Role You’ll guide clients through their hearing care journey, from understanding their concerns to providing recommendations, fittings, and ongoing support. Your responsibilities will include: Preparing for appointments by reviewing client history, previous results, current devices, and outstanding concerns. Conducting hearing evaluations and explaining results clearly. Recommending hearing solutions suited to each client’s hearing needs, lifestyle, preferences, and budget. Fitting, programming, and troubleshooting hearing aids. Helping clients feel confident using and caring for their devices. Discussing pricing and available options, addressing concerns, and supporting informed purchasing decisions. Completing accurate clinical records and required funding documentation. Following through on client needs, referrals and agreed next steps. Working collaboratively with clinic colleagues and the wider HWBW team. Building community relationships and contributing to clinic growth. What You Bring A completed Hearing Instrument Specialist internship. Current AHIP membership in good standing and the qualifications required for the role in Ontario. The ability to confidently manage appointments and daily responsibilities, with sound clinical judgment and a willingness to seek guidance when needed. Confidence in hearing assessments, hearing aid recommendations, fitting, programming, and troubleshooting. Strong listening skills and the ability to explain information in language clients understand. Comfort with consultative sales and helping clients choose appropriate hearing solutions. Organization, accountability and consistent attention to documentation and follow-up. A collaborative approach and openness to feedback and continued learning. A commitment to respectful, personalized client care. Explore the Opportunity Interested in learning more? We welcome a confidential introductory conversation about the clinic, compensation, team support and what working in Meaford could look like for you. Send your résumé or an expression of interest to Christine Rozenberg christine.rozenberg@hearwellbewell.ca. Join Hear Well Be Well and build a career helping people stay connected to the conversations and experiences that matter to them.
What you’ll do
Conduct hearing evaluations, explain results, recommend suitable hearing solutions, and fit, program, and troubleshoot hearing aids. Support clients with device use and purchasing decisions, maintain clinical and funding records, follow up on care needs, and collaborate with colleagues while building community relationships.
Requirements
Candidates must have completed a Hearing Instrument Specialist internship, maintain current AHIP membership in good standing, and meet the qualifications required for the role in Ontario. They should be confident in hearing assessments and hearing aid care, with strong communication, organization, documentation, follow-up, and collaborative skills.
Benefits
- Commission
- Performance-Based Bonuses
- Relocation Support
- Signing Incentives
- Training
- Mentorship
- Professional Development
Listed skills
- Troubleshooting · Preferred
- Team Collaboration · Preferred
Other relevant skills
Identified from the job description. Confirm important requirements above.
- Hearing Assessments
- Hearing Aid Recommendations
- Hearing Aid Fitting
- Hearing Aid Programming
- Troubleshooting
- Clinical Judgment
- Client Communication
- Consultative Sales
- Client Relationship Building
- Clinical Documentation
- Funding Documentation
- Follow-Up
- Appointment Management
- Team Collaboration
- Community Relationship Building
- Personalized Client Care
Job areas
- Healthcare
- Sales
- Customer Service & Support
