The Organisation

About Melbourne Teaching Health Clinics

Melbourne Teaching Health Clinics (MTHC) is a non-for-profit, wholly owned subsidiary of the University of Melbourne and provides world class clinical training opportunities for the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences students. It also provides patient access to high quality health care for members of the Victorian community, within a private practice setting. There are six clinical areas that are central to this service, and they include general medical practice, dentistry, optometry, audiology, speech pathology and psychology. Learn more about us via our website, here: https://mthc.com.au/

MTHC places a high level of importance on providing an environment for our people that reflect the values of our organisation. These values are:

Be Ethical

Be Accountable

Be Collaborative; and

Be Compassionate.

About Melbourne Hearing Care Clinic

The Melbourne Hearing Care Clinic (MHCC) delivers high quality, patient centered hearing care and diagnostic services to adults and children while providing world class training to the next generation of audiologists.

Click here to find out more: https://hearing.mthc.com.au/

About the Role

We are seeking passionate and collaborative casual Audiologists and Clinical Instructors to join the Melbourne Hearing Care Clinic (MHCC). In this role, you will deliver outstanding audiology services while providing clinical supervision and support to Master of Audiology students.

Working in close collaboration with Senior Clinicians, the Director of Clinical Services, and Lead Audiologists, you will ensure best-practice patient care and contribute to the effective delivery of clinical excellence while playing a vital role in shaping the next generation of audiologists through thoughtful clinical instruction. Key responsibilities include conducting diagnostic assessments primarily for adult patients but also children over seven years (the ability to assess hearing acuity in younger children is highly desirable), and providing hearing rehabilitation services such as fitting appropriate devices and offering ongoing support. You will work closely with the Lead Audiologists to support and align service provision to ensure effective and efficient delivery of clinical excellence.

About you

Essential Selection Criteria

A Master’s degree in clinical Audiology or equivalent with relevant experience in clinical practice, including successful completion of clinical internship or equivalent

Eligible for membership of Audiology Australia and commitment to Audiology Australia’s Code of Ethics

Sound patient management and interpersonal skills with the ability to communicate with a diverse group of clientele and stakeholders

Interest in provision of clinical education

Well-developed communication skills with a demonstrated ability to build and maintain effective and productive relationships with a wide range of internal and external stakeholders

Flexibility and openness to new ideas and change, with an ability to be innovative and provide creative solutions

Well-developed organisational and time management skills with an ability to work independently

Strong computer skills including all MS Office products

Desirable

Experience with electronic patient and practice management systems

Experience working within clinical settings

Experience fitting amplification solutions from a wide variety of manufacturers

Benefits of joining the organisation

Supportive and experienced team

CBD location – close to public transport

Flexible work available

Join a growing clinic with professional development opportunities available and future career growth potential

Be a part of a values-led culture that promotes employee wellbeing and drives quality service provisions.

Discounts to our clinical services at our various health clinics for you and your family

At MTHC, we value the unique backgrounds, experiences and contributions that each person brings to our community, and we encourage and celebrate diversity. Indigenous Australians, those identifying as LGBTQIA+, females, people of all ages, with disabilities or culturally diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply for our roles. Our aim is to create a workforce that reflects the community in which we live.

To Apply

As part of your application, please submit your CV and Cover Letter with reference to the Key Selection Criteria listed in this advertisement.

Please submit your application through the APPLY FOR THIS JOB button next to the advertisement on the SEEK website.

For inquiries, please contact Stephanie Sanderson on 0403 178 632 or alternatively via [email protected] (please do not send applications to this email)

Applications close: Friday October 31th, 2025