Allied Support for Kids is seeking a travel Audiologist for a travel job in Redford, Michigan. Job Description & Requirements
Specialty: Audiologist
Discipline: Therapy
Start Date: ASAP
Duration: 12 weeks40 hours per week
Shift: 8 hours
Employment Type:
TravelJob Summary (List Format):- Position: School Audiologist (Short-term, FMLA coverage)
- Location: School district near Detroit, Michigan
- Assignment Dates: 8/31–11/24 (12-week maternity leave coverage)
- Compensation: $59–$62/hour (with travel stipends)
- Caseload: Support Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) students across the district
- Key Responsibilities:
- Perform audiological assessments and DHH evaluations for students
- Collaborate with clinical audiologists and ENT providers for medical documentation
- Assist families with clinical follow-up and recommendations
- Interpret and communicate evaluation results to teachers, parents, and staff
- Consult with support staff and families regarding educational impact of hearing loss
- Participate in Early On Team for DHH birth-to-age-3 population, including home visits
- Attend school meetings and participate in educational planning for DHH students
- Work Environment: Inclusive, supportive school district; contract staff included in meetings and decision-making
- Interview Process: Prescreen video interview before meeting hiring manager
- Qualifications:
- Doctor of Audiology (Au.D.) or Master’s Degree in Audiology
- Valid Michigan Audiology License
- Certificate of Clinical Competence in Audiology (CCC-A)
- Preferred: 3–5 years experience in pediatric and/or educational audiology
- Additional Benefits:
- Tiered referral rewards up to $1,200
- License, CE, and certification assistance available
- Transparent pay and dedicated support from Ardor Health Solutions & A.S.K.Allied Support for Kids Job ID #JPC -1163322. Pay package is based on 8 hour shifts and 40 hours per week (subject to confirmation) with tax-free stipend amount to be determined. Posted job title: FMLA Audiologist About Allied Support for KidsArdor Schools & Kids (A.S.K): Empowering Clinicians to Shape the Future of KidsAt Ardor Health, our journey began in 2001 with a simple, powerful belief: passionate clinicians can transform lives, especially when they are embedded in the communities where children learn, grow, and thrive. Today, we are proud to reconnect with that legacy in a bold new way through Ardor Schools & Kids (A.S.K), a dedicated initiative designed to create meaningful impact in both school and pediatric settings. A.S.K is more than a staffing program. It is a purpose driven movement that brings together Ardor’s deep history of school based clinical placements with a growing network of pediatric focused opportunities nationwide. Whether supporting students in the classroom or caring for young patients in clinical environments, A.S.K empowers therapists and clinicians to make an authentic, lasting difference in the lives of children and families. Why A.S.K Matters Impact that goes beyond care. This is more than a job. It is service, advocacy, and community engagement. A.S.K clinicians are not only providers, but mentors, allies, and champions for kids. A return to our roots. Ardor Health was founded on strong partnerships within school communities. A.S.K strengthens that foundation while expanding our reach into pediatric care settings where the need is growing every day. Flexible, meaningful opportunities. From classroom support to pediatric clinics and specialized care environments, A.S.K offers assignments that align with your passion, expertise, and career goals. Who A.S.K Serves Clinicians seeking purposeful pediatric and school based roles where their skills can create measurable change. School districts and healthcare facilities looking for tailored staffing solutions that directly support student and patient success. Therapy students and new graduates ready to launch careers centered on impact, growth, and purpose. With A.S.K, helping kids is not just a career. It is a calling. We are here to provide the opportunities, support, and partnership clinicians need to make a meaningful difference where it matters most, with kids.
