Audiologists: Your Future Awaits in Washington State
Fuel Medical Group is seeking passionate, patient-focused providers for meaningful work across Greater Seattle/Tacoma area audiology clinics. These roles allow you to build strong patient relationships and grow your clinical skills in environments that truly value audiology. If you're interested in great patients and colleagues in communities you'll love, keep reading!
A Typical Day
- Collaborate with experienced physicians, audiologists and support staff on diagnostics, hearing aids, tinnitus, vestibular and cochlear implant services
- Select, fit, verify and manage hearing technology
- Counsel patients and families with an emphasis on education and outcomes
- Work with patients across the lifespan
What We’re Looking For
- Doctorate of Audiology (Au.D.)
- Washington State audiology license or eligibility
Compensation and Benefits
- Salaries ranging from $82,000-$100,000
- SIGNING BONUS!
- Medical insurance with vision options available
- Paid time off
- 401(k) with employer contributions
- CEU and licensure support
Eight Great Things About Living in Washington State
- No State Income Tax: Washington does not have income tax, allowing residents to enjoy higher take home pay.
- Big Cities and Small Towns: Whether you prefer a bustling metropolis or a quieter atmosphere, Washington has the perfect location to settle down in.
- Coffee Culture: With more than 4,000 coffee shops, Washington has 57.3 coffee shops per 100,000 residents, over twice as many as the national median.
- Outdoor Adventures: Washington is home to Mount Rainer and Olympic national parks, the Puget Sound and an abundance of hiking trails.
- Professional Sports: Cheer on the Seahawks (football), Mariners (baseball), Reign (women's soccer), Storm (women's basketball), Sounders (men's soccer), Seawolves (rugby), Kraken (hockey) and Orca (cricket).
- Museums: Visit the Seattle Art Museum, the Museum of Pop Culture and the Meeker Mansion Museum in Puyallup.
- Whale Watching: The Puget Sound is home to a population of orca whales, making it an ideal location for spotting these sea creatures.
- Nothing To Wine About: With more than 1,000 wineries, Washington is the second-largest wine producing state. Enjoy vineyards, tasting rooms and tours.
If you're looking for a role where your skills are respected, your voice matters and your work truly impacts patients and communities, we'd love to connect.
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This position is listed as full time and onsite.