Overview

This Audiologist for Veteran Hearing Evaluations in Clarksville, Tennessee opportunity is for an audiologist seeking structured weekday assessment work with Veterans. The schedule is three to four clinic days per week, offering consistent exam coverage while leaving the work centered on a defined clinical scope.

The role is dedicated to VA disability evaluations rather than ongoing hearing care. There is no traditional patient panel, no ongoing treatment, and no prescribing of hearing aids. Your work will focus on objective testing, clear documentation, and timely completion of the required evaluation forms.

This assignment is a strong fit for an audiologist who values focused clinical encounters, independent testing, and a predictable evaluation workflow.

Audiologist for Veteran Hearing Evaluations in Clarksville, Tennessee: Scope

You will perform in-person hearing evaluations for Veterans undergoing disability assessments. Each encounter follows VA protocols and requires careful testing, sound interpretation, and complete documentation.

The clinic model is assessment-focused. You will review relevant information, complete the appropriate audiological testing, document objective findings in the electronic system, and submit completed records within required timelines.

Position Details

• Location: Clarksville, Tennessee
• Facility Type: VA disability exam clinic
• Schedule: Three to four days per week
• Start Date: As soon as credentialed
• Employment Type: Part-time / PRN
• Patient Population: U.S. Veterans undergoing disability evaluations

Responsibilities

• Perform puretone threshold testing
• Conduct speech recognition testing
• Complete required audiological evaluations under VA protocol
• Complete Disability Benefits Questionnaires (DBQs)
• Provide medical opinions when requested
• Document findings in a secure electronic system
• Submit completed examinations within required timelines

Qualifications

Required

• Doctor of Audiology (Au.D.) or qualifying audiology degree
• Active, unrestricted state license required; any U.S. state license accepted under contract guidelines
• Ability to independently perform and interpret audiological testing
• Strong documentation and time-management skills

Preferred

• Prior VA or C&P examination experience

What to Expect Working With Frontera

Frontera is a boutique healthcare staffing firm built on responsiveness, clear communication, and long-term professional relationships. You will work directly with a recruiter who sets expectations upfront, supports credentialing, and stays available throughout the assignment process.

We keep coordination organized and transparent. You can expect straightforward updates, practical support, and no ghosting from the initial conversation through onboarding.

Application Process

• Submit your application online
• If your background and availability align, a recruiter contacts you for an initial screening
• Your profile is presented directly to the facility
• You interview with the hiring team
• Credentialing begins upon mutual agreement
• Your start date is confirmed once cleared