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Dispensing Audiologist - Phoenix, AZ and Surrounding Areas | $900 Per Day

Phoenix, AZ

Position: Part-Time Traveling Audiologist
Locations Covered: Phoenix • Globe • Kingman • Tucson • Prescott • Lake Havasu • Winslow • Benson • Cottonwood • Green Valley
Start Date: March 2026
Compensation: $800–$900 per day

About Us

Comprehensive Mobile Care (CMC) is a family-owned healthcare organization with over 25 years of experience and a flawless ethical and legal track record—reflecting our compassionate and thoughtful approach to care. Our mission is to expand access to essential healthcare services for geriatric and underserved populations by bringing high-quality care directly to them.

We provide on-site portable dentistry, podiatry, audiology, and optometry services at Senior Centers, Skilled Nursing Facilities, Assisted Living Facilities, and Veteran Homes across 20+ states. As we continue to grow, we remain committed to delivering exceptional, empathetic care while managing all logistics so providers can focus solely on their patients.

Position Summary

We are seeking a compassionate and experienced Part-Time Traveling Audiologist to join our mobile care team, serving multiple communities across Arizona. This role is perfect for a provider looking to supplement their current schedule while making a meaningful impact in underserved care settings.

CMC handles all administrative and logistical responsibilities—including equipment, supplies, scheduling, and billing. As an independent contractor, you’ll enjoy flexibility and autonomy without the burdens of running a private practice.

Key Responsibilities

  • Conduct hearing assessments and audiometric evaluations
  • Fit, adjust, and maintain hearing aids and assistive listening devices
  • Provide counseling and education on hearing loss and communication strategies
  • Collaborate with facility staff to support patient care and improve communication outcomes

Qualifications

  • Doctor of Audiology (AuD) or Master’s in Audiology
  • Active Arizona audiology license
  • ASHA (CCC-A) or ABA certification preferred, not required
  • Experience working with geriatric or mobile care populations
  • Strong communication, interpersonal, and counseling skills

Schedule & Availability

  • 4–8 visits per month (approximately 1–2 visits per week)
  • Weekdays only — Monday through Friday
  • Typical hours: 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
  • Travel required across the listed Arizona locations (Phoenix, Globe, Kingman, Tucson, Prescott, Lake Havasu, Winslow, Benson, Cottonwood and Green Valley, AZ) 

👂 Ready to make a difference while keeping your flexibility?
Apply today and help bring high-quality hearing care directly to the individuals who need it most.

 

 

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