Overview

This part-time Audiologist opportunity supports Veterans Benefits Administration Medical Disability Examination (VBA MDE) services in Campbell, California. The assignment is for an Audiologist who values focused, in-person evaluation work with Veterans and a predictable two-day weekly schedule. The requested clinic days are Wednesday and Friday, providing a defined part-time commitment rather than a traditional full-time patient-panel role.

The work is centered on disability examination support. It calls for objective hearing evaluation, clear clinical documentation, and timely completion of the applicable examination materials. The setting is structured around Veterans disability evaluations, with each encounter focused on the information needed for the evaluation process.

Position Details

• Location: Campbell, California
• Facility: 3803 South Bascom Avenue, Suite 104, Campbell, California 95008
• Schedule: Part time, Wednesday and Friday; two days per week
• Setting: In person
• Travel: No travel required
• Population: Veterans undergoing disability evaluations

Scope of the Role

In this Audiologist role, you will perform in-person hearing evaluations in support of the VBA MDE contract. Encounters are assessment-focused and require consistent application of the clinic workflow. You will review relevant information, complete the appropriate audiological testing, document objective findings, and ensure evaluation records are completed accurately and on time.

This is a strong fit for an Audiologist who appreciates focused clinical encounters, independent testing, and a clear evaluation process. The role supports a defined examination scope and depends on professional judgment, organized documentation, and attention to the details of each Veteran evaluation.

Responsibilities

• Conduct in-person audiological evaluations for Veterans undergoing disability assessments.
• Perform and interpret the hearing tests required for each evaluation.
• Document objective findings and complete the required examination materials.
• Provide clear, timely records through the designated clinical workflow.
• Maintain a professional, respectful experience for each Veteran.

Qualifications

Required

• Doctor of Audiology (Au.D.) or qualifying audiology degree.
• Active, unrestricted audiology license consistent with contract requirements.
• Ability to independently perform and interpret audiological testing.
• Strong documentation and time-management skills.

Preferred

• Prior VA or C&P examination experience.
• Experience with focused evaluation workflows and timely electronic documentation.

Working Approach

The Campbell assignment is designed around a consistent weekly clinic rhythm. With two designated days, the Audiologist can prepare for scheduled evaluations, complete the clinical work in person, and keep documentation organized within the expected workflow. Clear communication about availability and any scheduling constraints is important so the clinic can plan Veteran appointments effectively.

Success in this setting comes from combining strong audiology expertise with an organized, respectful approach to each encounter. Veterans should receive a professional, efficient examination experience, and completed documentation should accurately reflect the findings of the visit. The position does not require travel, so all work is performed at the Campbell location. The part-time schedule is specifically Wednesday and Friday; candidates should be able to support both clinic days on a regular basis.

Application Process

To be considered, submit a current resume and completed screening form. Candidates whose background and availability align with the Campbell schedule will be contacted for next steps. Credentialing and start timing are coordinated after mutual agreement and required clearance.