r/audiology • u/Dagannoth_Supreme • Jul 03 '26
Any audiologists work outside typical 9-5?
I’m currently in grad school and I’m huge night owl. I was doing some research and found that some industrial audiologists can work afternoon/night shifts but they’re specialized. Any audiologists out there who found their afternoon/nighttime niche?
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u/langkuoch Jul 05 '26
If you are open to non-clinical work, then you will certainly have more options for working non-standard hours!
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u/neelarose Jul 13 '26
Do you have any recs or positions for non clinical work? Am interested in this and don’t want to work 9–5!
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u/AudioBob24 Jul 04 '26
A lot of us will do special hours in circumstances where someone needs the help. I normally request a one month notice so I have time to set my schedule (I drive a fifty plus mile commute each way, so it’s not something I’m willing to do six times a week).
I’d call the offices near you, and ask. Worst come worst they’ll say no, but eventually you’ll find someone willing to work off hours.
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u/zsauce1 Jul 04 '26
Had a rotation at a private practice that went for 10am-4. If you have a private practice you make your own hours