Audiological Technician

• PositionAudiological Technician
• CompanyHealth Service Commission
• LocationMasaka, Uganda
• Job TypeFull Time
• CategoryHealth, Government Jobs in Uganda
• IndustryPublic health and government
• DeadlineNot later than 16th November 2026
• Not in the advertDepartment, pay and benefits

The Health Service Commission is responsible for human resources for health in the Government of Uganda. Its remit includes recruiting health workers to Regional Referral Hospitals and top government health institutions, and overseeing recruitment by District and City Service Commissions.

The Commission also handles appointment, confirmation and promotion of health workers, reviews terms and conditions of service, training and qualifications, fosters professional ethics and exercises disciplinary control. HSC states that its services are free of charge and that equal opportunity is given to all qualified applicants.

The Audiological Technician is a U5 role reporting to the Clinical Officer (ENT). The advert lists two posts, one at Gulu RRH and one at Masaka RRH. At Masaka, the technician conducts hearing assessments and other audiological tests as prescribed and assists in the diagnosis and assessment of hearing disorders. The role also includes operating and caring for audiological equipment and helping fit, adjust and maintain hearing aids and other hearing devices.

The technician counsels patients and attendants on hearing loss and hearing conservation, refers cases needing specialist assessment to ENT or another clinical professional, and maintains records of assessments and follow-up. The role includes hearing-screening and preventive activities, health education, research, quality improvement and professional development. The HSC e-Recruitment record lists either an Audiology or Audiological Technology diploma and good communication and interpersonal skills. No minimum experience requirement is stated.

In plain terms, this job splits into 4 areas of work. Each list below restates the employer’s duties in shorter words; the advert linked under How To Apply is the final word.

Hearing assessment and referral

Conduct prescribed hearing tests, assist clinical assessment and refer patients who need specialist review or management.

• Conduct prescribed hearing assessments and audiological tests.
• Assist in assessing and diagnosing hearing disorders.
• Send patients needing specialist input to the relevant ENT or clinical practitioner.

Devices and patient guidance

Support hearing-device fitting and upkeep, and explain hearing loss, hearing protection and suitable device use to patients and attendants.

• Help fit aids to patients, adjust them and maintain associated listening equipment.
• Counsel and educate patients and attendants about hearing loss, hearing conservation and device use.
• Operate and care properly for audiological equipment.

Records and prevention

Document assessments and follow-up, and contribute to screening and preventive health activities.

• Document test findings, procedures and subsequent patient contacts in accurate records.
• Contribute to hearing checks and broader prevention programmes.
• Submit periodic activity summaries on audiology work.

Standards and development

Follow professional and infection-control standards while contributing to health education, research, quality improvement and ongoing learning.

• Meet professional standards and apply infection-control precautions.
• Take part in health education, research and quality improvement.
• Participate in continuous professional development and other duties assigned by the supervisor.

Required Education

• Diploma in Audiology or Audiological Technology, or equivalent qualification from a recognised institution.

Work Experience

• Not stated in the advert.

Additional Requirements

• Complete and submit the application online through the Health Service Commission e-Recruitment System.
• Applicants may apply for a maximum of two posts under the advert.
• Upload only documents relevant to the job specifications; each attachment must not exceed 1 MB.
• Health workers on long-term training of one year or more must not apply.
• Applicants should complete Public Service Form 3 (PSF 3) and present it at an oral interview if shortlisted.
• Provide registration certificates and valid practising licences where required by law for the relevant health profession.

Technical Skills

• Audiological testing: Conduct hearing assessments and other audiological tests as prescribed.
• Hearing-device support: Assist with fitting, adjustment and maintenance of hearing aids and other devices.
• Referral: Refer patients who need specialised assessment to ENT or another clinical professional.
• Record keeping: Maintain accurate records of assessments, procedures and follow-up.

Soft Skills

• Communication and counselling: Counsel and educate patients and attendants on hearing loss and hearing conservation.
• Patient referral coordination: Coordinate referral to the appropriate ENT or clinical professional when required.

No pay figure is given for this Audiological Technician post, so raise it only after an offer. To judge an offer, check a gross figure with the Uganda take-home pay calculator (PAYE and NSSF) and compare it with our guide to government salary scales.

• Conduct hearing assessments and support diagnosis of hearing disorders.
• Assist patients with hearing aids and other hearing devices.
• Provide counselling on hearing loss, hearing conservation and device use.
• Support hearing screening and preventive-health activities at Masaka RRH.
• Refer cases needing specialised clinical management.
• Maintain records and contribute to service improvement and professional development.

Register or sign in to the Health Service Commission e-Recruitment System, search for Audiological Technician, select the preferred station and follow the portal steps to upload the relevant documents, save the application and click SUBMIT. Applications must be received not later than 16th November 2026. Applicants may apply for a maximum of two posts; health workers on long-term training of one year or more must not apply. Apply through the official HSC e-Recruitment System.

• Checked on 12 November 2026 against Health Service Commission's official advert.
• Closing date confirmed as 16 November 2026. NextRoleHub closes the listing at 23:59 Kampala time that day.
• The application link goes to the employer's own page or email. Applying is free; report anyone who asks for money.
• Before you apply, read our guide: Government salary scales in Uganda. Work out your pay with the take-home pay calculator.