Audiologist for Veterans Disability Exams – Honolulu, HI

Overview
This Audiologist for Veterans Disability Exams – Hawaii role is designed for clinicians who prefer structured evaluation work without treatment responsibilities. You’ll perform hearing-related disability assessments that support benefit determinations for U.S. Veterans in a calm, organized clinical setting.

The position offers steady daytime scheduling, low daily patient volume, and clearly defined assessment workflows. It’s a strong fit for audiologists who value focused clinical evaluations, consistent documentation expectations, and meaningful service without ongoing care management, prescribing, or productivity pressure.

Based in a major island medical hub in Hawaii, this is an on-site, assessment-only contract role centered on objective testing, clinical documentation, and professional interactions with Veterans.

Position Details
• Location: Major island medical hub in Hawaii
• Facility type: Veterans disability evaluation setting (assessment-only)
• Schedule: Weekday daytime schedule
• Shift hours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
• Employment type: Full-time contract
• Patient population: U.S. Veterans undergoing disability evaluations
• Daily volume: Approximately 3–6 patients per day
• Clinical scope: No treatment, prescribing, follow-ups, or sales responsibilities
• Work setting: On-site only
• Pay: $500 per day

Responsibilities
• Conduct hearing-related compensation and pension (C&P) examinations
• Perform comprehensive audiologic evaluations
• Document clinical findings accurately and thoroughly
• Provide objective assessments that support disability claims
• Maintain professional, respectful interactions with Veterans
• Complete required documentation within established timelines

Qualifications

Required
• Master’s or Doctorate in Audiology from a CAA- or ACAE-accredited program
• Hawaii state audiology license required
• Strong documentation and communication skills
• Ability to work on-site

Preferred
• VA or C&P examination experience

Working as an Audiologist for Veterans Disability Exams – Hawaii
This role follows a structured, evaluation-only workflow. Each day is organized around scheduled hearing assessments, documentation, and timely reporting. There are no ongoing treatment plans, follow-up visits, or productivity quotas. The clinical pace is steady, with clearly defined expectations and consistent scheduling.

The work is focused, purposeful, and designed to support accurate disability determinations while maintaining a low-stress clinical environment.

What to Expect Working With Frontera
Frontera is a boutique healthcare search firm built on responsiveness and clarity. You’ll work directly with a recruiter who communicates consistently, supports credentialing, and keeps timelines transparent. No ghosting, no confusion — just straightforward coordination and relationship-driven support.

Application Process
• Submit your application online
• If aligned, 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
• Start date is confirmed once cleared