
Careers
Become a Part of Our Inspiring Team
Embark on a Rewarding Career in Hearing Healthcare
Join us in making a meaningful difference at Longmont Hearing and Tinnitus Center. We are passionate about improving lives through audiological care, and we’re searching for dedicated individuals who share our mission. If you’re eager to enhance hearing health in our community, come on board and make a positive impact one patient at a time!
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Careers
Become a Part of Our Inspiring Team
Embark on a Rewarding Career in Hearing Healthcare
Join us in making a meaningful difference at Longmont Hearing and Tinnitus Center.
Request a Callback


Careers
Become a Part of Our Inspiring Team
Join us in making a meaningful difference at Longmont Hearing and Tinnitus Center
Request a Callback

Why Choose Longmont Hearing and Tinnitus Center?
Why Choose Longmont Hearing and Tinnitus Center?
Work with Great People
Be part of a team that is collaborative, kind, and supportive, and where joy and genuine care are the norm, not the exception.
Work with Great People
Be part of a team that is collaborative, kind, and supportive, and where joy and genuine care are the norm, not the exception.
Fun, Caring Environment
Our ethos centers around creating a vibrant workplace where social responsibility and patient empathy take precedence.
Cutting-Edge Technology
Engage with the latest audiological advancements and innovative practices that set the standard for excellent patient care.
Opportunities with Hearing the Call
Participate in fulfilling initiatives locally and globally through our nonprofit partnerships.
Professional Growth
Learn from the best experts in the field and access ongoing opportunities for advancement and skill enhancement.
Desire for Excellence
Enjoy comprehensive benefits and competitive incentive programs as part of your rewarding career.
Explore Current Opportunities
Explore Current Opportunities
At Longmont Hearing and Tinnitus Center, we are always seeking passionate, motivated professionals to join our expanding team. Whether you’re an experienced audiologist, a dedicated hearing aid specialist, or a capable patient care coordinator, there's a place for you here.
At Longmont Hearing and Tinnitus Center, we are always seeking passionate, motivated professionals to join our expanding team. Whether you’re an experienced audiologist, a dedicated hearing aid specialist, or a capable patient care coordinator, there's a place for you here.
Doctor of Audiology: A Doctor of Audiology (Au.D) is a licensed healthcare professional in the diagnosis, treatment, and management of hearing and balance disorders. Audiologists provide comprehensive hearing healthcare, including hearing aid fittings, cochlear implant services, tinnitus management, and hearing conservation. With advanced clinical training, they help individuals of all ages improve their quality of life through personalized hearing solutions and auditory rehabilitations.
Audiologist: Deliver comprehensive hearing assessments, manage hearing aids, and provide personalized, patient-centered care.
Patient Care Coordinator: Support our clinic’s smooth operation through efficient scheduling and outstanding patient interaction.
Audiology Assistant: Supports audiologists by performing routine tasks such as taking patient histories, cleaning and caring for hearing aids, conducting test box measurements, and performing minor hearing aid repairs. They also assist with patient education, helping individuals understand hearing loss and the use of hearing devices.
Hearing Aid Specialist: Customize hearing solutions, working closely with patients to ensure optimal auditory outcomes.
Hearing Instrument Specialist: A Hearing Instrument Specialist (HIS) is a licensed professional trained to assess hearing and fit, program and maintain hearing aids and other assistive listening devices. They work with individuals experiencing hearing loss to provide personalized amplification solutions, counseling on device use, and ongoing hearing aid care to enhance communication and quality of life.
Patient Care Coordinator/Front Desk Administrator: Support our clinic’s smooth operation through efficient scheduling and outstanding patient interaction.
Audiology Assistant: Supports audiologists by performing routine tasks such as taking patient histories, cleaning and caring for hearing aids, conducting test box measurements, and performing minor hearing aid repairs. They also assist with patient education, helping individuals understand hearing loss and the use of hearing devices.
Where Work and Fun Go Hand in Hand
Where Work and Fun Go Hand in Hand
We believe a great team creates a great patient experience. From community outings to team celebrations, we enjoy supporting one another both inside and outside the office.
We believe a great team creates a great patient experience. From community outings to team celebrations, we enjoy supporting one another both inside and outside the office.
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What Our Employees Have to Say
From our seasoned veterans who have been here since day one to our incredible alumni who have moved on to new adventures (but still check in) and the fresh faces who joined last week.
Here is what our past and present team members really think about working with Longmont Hearing & Tinnitus Center.
Tricia Cusick, Former Office Manager
“After spending several decades in the corporate world, where individual contributions often go unnoticed and it's difficult to see the impact of your work, joining the team at LHTC was a refreshing change. During my nine years here, I came to appreciate that every role in the practice truly matters. Whether you work directly with patients or behind the scenes, you can see the difference your efforts make every single day. “One of the things that impressed me most was our unwavering commitment to our patients. During COVID, when so many healthcare offices were limiting services or closing their doors, LHTC never stopped caring for the people who depended on us. We adapted, found new ways to deliver exceptional care, and made sure our patients continued to receive the service and support they needed. That experience reinforced what makes this team so special: we genuinely put our patients first. “Working at LHTC isn't just about having a job; it's about being part of a team that cares deeply about one another, our patients, and our community. It's incredibly rewarding to watch someone's quality of life improve because of the work you've done and to know that your contributions have a direct, meaningful impact every day. That's a feeling that's hard to find, and one of the reasons I'm so grateful I spent nine years as part of the LHTC family.”
Tom McKiernan, Former Hearing Instrument Specialist
Caney DeMars, Au.D., Former Provider
Jill True, B.S. HIS, COHC, Hearing Instrument Specialist
Madi VanderHouwen, Front Desk Administrator
What Our Employees Have to Say
From our seasoned veterans who have been here since day one to our incredible alumni who have moved on to new adventures (but still check in) and the fresh faces who joined last week.
Here is what our past and present team members really think about working with Longmont Hearing & Tinnitus Center.
Tricia Cusick, Former Office Manager
“After spending several decades in the corporate world, where individual contributions often go unnoticed and it's difficult to see the impact of your work, joining the team at LHTC was a refreshing change. During my nine years here, I came to appreciate that every role in the practice truly matters. Whether you work directly with patients or behind the scenes, you can see the difference your efforts make every single day. “One of the things that impressed me most was our unwavering commitment to our patients. During COVID, when so many healthcare offices were limiting services or closing their doors, LHTC never stopped caring for the people who depended on us. We adapted, found new ways to deliver exceptional care, and made sure our patients continued to receive the service and support they needed. That experience reinforced what makes this team so special: we genuinely put our patients first. “Working at LHTC isn't just about having a job; it's about being part of a team that cares deeply about one another, our patients, and our community. It's incredibly rewarding to watch someone's quality of life improve because of the work you've done and to know that your contributions have a direct, meaningful impact every day. That's a feeling that's hard to find, and one of the reasons I'm so grateful I spent nine years as part of the LHTC family.”
Tom McKiernan, Former Hearing Instrument Specialist
Caney DeMars, Au.D., Former Provider
Jill True, B.S. HIS, COHC, Hearing Instrument Specialist
Madi VanderHouwen, Front Desk Administrator
How to Apply
How to Apply
If you’re interested in joining our dedicated team, we’d love to hear from you. Please email your resume and cover letter to [email protected]. In your cover letter, share why you’re passionate about working in hearing healthcare and how you align with our mission at Longmont Hearing and Tinnitus Center.
Discover Your Career with Us
Discover Your Career with Us
We offer more than just a job; we offer a fulfilling career in a supportive and professional environment where you can truly make a difference. Join us in providing life-changing audiological care to our community. For further inquiries regarding career opportunities, feel free to contact us at
(303) 651-1178.
Discover Your Career with Us
We offer more than just a job; we offer a fulfilling career in a supportive and professional environment where you can truly make a difference. Join us in providing life-changing audiological care to our community.
For further inquiries regarding career opportunities, feel free to contact us at

Discover Your Career with Us
We offer more than just a job; we offer a fulfilling career in a supportive and professional environment where you can truly make a difference. Join us in providing life-changing audiological care to our community.
For further inquiries regarding career opportunities, feel free to contact us at





