Could you become an Audiometrist?
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What this job is
An audiometrist conducts hearing assessments and diagnostic tests in clinical or community settings to identify hearing loss and balance disorders. They operate audiometric equipment, interpret test results, and provide recommendations for hearing management or referral to audiologists or ear, nose and throat specialists. Audiometrists work within scopes set by their qualifications and professional standards, often supporting diagnostic pathways for NDIS participants and aged care residents.
Pay
A$1,539 a week
This is the median for full-time employees who are not managers and are paid at the adult rate, before tax and salary sacrifice. It is a guide to what the work pays, not a wage rate.
Source: ABS Survey of Employee Earnings and Hours, May 2025, customised report.
What this role asks for
- Accept own accountabilitycore
- Active Listeningcore
- Appointment Schedulingcore
- Attention to Detailcore
- Case Note Documentationcore
- Confidentiality and Privacy Compliancecore
- Customer Needs Assessmentcore
- Empathy and Emotional Intelligencecore
- Health Record Administrationcore
- Health Terminology Literacycore
- HICAPS and Medicare Claiming Systemscore
- Medicare and DVA Billingcore
- Practice Management Software (e.g., Best Practice, MedicalDirector)core
- Service Navigation and Referralcore
- Verbal Communicationcore
- Adhere to organisational guidelines
- Continuous Learning and Upskilling
- Cultural Awareness and Sensitivity
- Disability Awareness and Inclusion
- Problem Solving
- Referral Coordination
- Regulatory and Legislative Awareness
- Report Writing
- Telehealth Administration
- Written Communication