Pediatric Audiologist

This is more than a job—it’s a chance to build long-term relationships, grow with an expanding audiology department, and make a meaningful impact on children and families throughout southern Oklahoma.

Clinical services include newborn hearing follow-ups, diagnostic ABR testing, OAE, VRA/CPA, tympanometry, and speech audiometry. You’ll also perform pediatric hearing aid fittings and verifications, provide counseling and education to parents and caregivers, and coordinate closely with pediatricians, ENTs, and speech-language pathologists to support holistic, family-centered care.

Although the primary focus is pediatrics, you’ll also assist with select adult diagnostics as needed and contribute to DRH’s growing audiology program as it prepares for expansion into a new, dedicated clinic space. A

This position is ideal for an audiologist who’s passionate about pediatric care, enjoys interdisciplinary collaboration, and wants to make a tangible difference in a community-based hospital setting.

• Perform comprehensive hearing evaluations for infants, toddlers, children, and adolescents
  
• Conduct ABR, OAE, tympanometry, VRA, and conditioned play audiometry
  
• Provide counseling and education to patients and families
  
• Support patients with tinnitus through evidence-based strategies
  
• Collaborate with physicians and healthcare team members for coordinated patient care
  

• Working in a hospital where your voice is heard and leadership is accessible
  
• Being part of a team that's growing, with a brand new audiology space on the horizon
  
• Making a lasting impact in a rural community where your work truly matters
  

• Comprehensive health insurance (for employees and dependents)
  
• Generous PTO and paid holidays
  
• 403(b) retirement plan with employer match
  
• Relocation assistance
  
• Licensure and malpractice coverage
  
• Eligible for student loan repayment assistance up to $250,000 (requires a 5-year commitment)
  
• Access to continued education and professional development
  

• Au.D. (Doctor of Audiology) from an accredited program
  
• Active Oklahoma audiology license (or eligibility)
  
• Strong diagnostic and communication skills
  
• Genuine commitment to patient care and rural health
  
• Interest in becoming part of a close-knit team and community