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This Audiologist opportunity in Dunwoody, Georgia is for clinicians who want steady, focused exam work serving Veterans—without the pressures of treating, prescribing, or managing follow-up care. As an Audiologist completing Veterans Affairs (VA) disability exams, you’ll see a manageable schedule of six Veterans per full day and concentrate on accurate, timely assessments.

The role is part-time and contract-based, ideal if you’re looking to supplement your current practice or maintain hands-on clinical work with clear boundaries. You’ll use a web-based exam tool, receive exam and technology support, and contribute directly to helping Veterans access their earned benefits.

Position Details

• Location: Dunwoody (Atlanta area), Georgia
• Role type: Audiologist – Veterans Affairs disability examinations
• Facility type: In-person outpatient evaluation setting
• Schedule: Fridays and Saturdays, 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
• Daily volume: 6 Veterans per 8-hour day
• Assignment type: Part-time, contract
• Clinical scope:
  • No treating or prescribing
  • Focus on history review and audiologic evaluation for VA claims
• Pay range: $450 – $500 per day
• Work location: In person

Benefits / Coverage

• Web-based exam tool to streamline documentation
• Exam and technology support team
• Paid time off
• Opportunity to positively impact Veterans in your local community

Responsibilities

• Review each Veteran’s medical history and claim-related documentation
• Perform focused audiologic evaluations relevant to VA disability claims
• Document findings clearly and objectively using the provided web-based exam tool
• Submit complete electronic records within 24 hours of each exam
• Maintain flexibility with appointment scheduling as needed
• Adhere to VA and facility protocols for disability examinations
• Provide professional, respectful interactions with all Veterans

Qualifications

Required:

• Georgia state audiologist license required
• Master’s or Doctorate degree in Audiology from a CAA- or ACAE-accredited program
• Audiologist License (active and in good standing)
• Ability to perform in-person exams in Dunwoody/Atlanta
• Comfort with electronic documentation and web-based exam tools

Preferred:

• Previous VA or compensation and pension (C&P) exam experience
• Prior assessment-focused experience

What to Expect Working With Frontera

Frontera is a small, focused team that works directly with you—no layers of bureaucracy. You’ll know who your recruiter is, how to reach them, and where your application stands. We keep communication clear, respond promptly, and support you through onboarding and credentialing so you can focus on the clinical work and the Veterans you’re serving.

Application Process

• Submit your application online through Frontera
• If your background aligns, a recruiter will contact you for an initial conversation
• With your approval, your profile is shared directly with the client
• You interview with the hiring team for role and schedule fit
• Credentialing and onboarding begin upon mutual agreement
• Once cleared, your start date and exam schedule are confirmed