Job Search and Career Advice Platform

Enable job alerts via email!

Domiciliary Hearing Screener And Ear Wax Removal Specialist

Opticall Home Visiting Opticians

Hemel Hempstead

On-site

GBP 40,000 - 60,000

Part time

Today
Be an early applicant

Generate a tailored resume in minutes

Land an interview and earn more. Learn more

Job summary

A dedicated healthcare provider in Hemel Hempstead seeks a Domiciliary Hearing Screener and Ear Wax Removal Specialist. This part-time to full-time role involves delivering patient-centered ear care directly in residents' homes, focusing on individuals with dementia. The ideal candidate will have a relevant professional background, experience with older adults, and a commitment to high-quality care. Competitive salary plus mileage allowance offered.

Benefits

Performance bonus opportunities
Flexible working hours
Comprehensive training and support

Qualifications

  • Demonstrable experience in care or domiciliary settings.
  • Enhanced DBS check required pre-employment.
  • Experience working with dementia or complex needs.

Responsibilities

  • Perform ear wax removal safely using appropriate techniques.
  • Conduct hearing screenings and interpret results.
  • Plan domiciliary schedules efficiently.

Skills

Experience with older adults
Hearing screening/audiometry competency
Valid UK driving licence

Education

Registered healthcare professional
Accredited ear wax removal training
Level 2/3 Certificate in Health and Social Care

Tools

Electronic clinical systems (e.g., WriteUpp, Cliniko)
Job description
Domiciliary Hearing Screener and Ear Wax Removal Specialist

Location: Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Milton Keynes, and NW London

Employment Type: Part-time leading up to full-time domiciliary role

Reports to: Clinical Director

Salary: Competitive, bonus, dependent on experience + mileage allowance

About Opticall

Opticall is an NHS‑approved home visiting health service established in 2009. We proudly support over 400 care homes across Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Milton Keynes, and North West London. Our mission is to deliver person‑centred care directly to residents in the comfort of their homes, ensuring no one misses out on essential health support.

We are Dementia Friends accredited and committed to excellence, collaboration, and compassionate care. As we expand our services to include specialist ear and hearing care, we're seeking a skilled clinician to join our growing team and help transform the lives of vulnerable adults.

The Role

Join our specialist team delivering person‑centred ear care and hearing services directly to care home residents who cannot easily access high‑street clinics. You'll combine clinical excellence with compassionate, dementia‑aware care, helping vulnerable adults maintain their hearing health and independence in familiar, comfortable environments.

This is a rewarding domiciliary role where you'll work autonomously whilst being fully supported by our experienced clinical leadership team and central operations hub.

Key Responsibilities
Clinical Excellence
  • Perform safe, effective ear wax removal using microsuction, irrigation, or manual techniques in line with best practice and infection control standards
  • Conduct hearing screenings, interpret results, and facilitate appropriate onward referrals when clinically indicated
  • Maintain meticulous clinical records compliant with GDPR and healthcare documentation requirements
Person‑Centred Care
  • Adapt your approach for residents with dementia or cognitive impairments, prioritising dignity, comfort, and safety
  • Communicate clearly with residents, families, and care staff about procedures, results, and recommendations
  • Support care teams through awareness sessions on ear health, hygiene, and hearing support strategies
Operational Excellence
  • Plan efficient domiciliary schedules and routes whilst maintaining equipment to clinical standards
  • Build collaborative relationships with care home partners through professional, responsive service delivery
  • Uphold safeguarding standards for vulnerable adults in accordance with current legislation and organisational policies
Professional Development
  • Engage in regular CPD covering ear care, infection control, and dementia‑aware practice
  • Contribute to service quality improvement and clinical governance
Essential Requirements
Professional Credentials
  • Registered healthcare professional (Nurse, Audiologist, Hearing Aid Dispenser, or trained Ear Care Practitioner)
  • Accredited ear wax removal training with practical, patient‑based competency assessment
  • UK professional body registration (HCPC, NMC, RCCP, or equivalent)
  • Enhanced DBS check (required pre‑employment)
Experience & Skills
  • Demonstrable experience (or genuine commitment) working with older adults, particularly those with dementia or complex needs, in care or domiciliary settings
  • Hearing screening/audiometry competency with understanding of referral thresholds
  • Valid UK driving licence and reliable vehicle access
Desirable Qualifications
  • Level 2/3 Certificate in Health and Social Care
  • Familiarity with electronic clinical systems (e.g. WriteUpp, Cliniko)
  • Current infection control, safeguarding, and first aid certification
  • Compassionate, adaptable communication style suited to vulnerable populations
Compliance & Quality

Service delivery adheres to CQC registration requirements for treatment of disease, disorder, or injury. Ongoing commitment to best practice, infection control, and patient safety is essential.

What We Offer
  • Supportive team environment - join our friendly, values‑led organisation
  • Flexible working - Monday to Friday schedule supporting work‑life balance
  • Performance bonus opportunities
  • Mileage reimbursement for all clinical visits
  • Full training and support - comprehensive induction and ongoing clinical supervision
  • Professional development - access to CPD and career progression opportunities
  • Meaningful impact - help shape and expand a specialist service transforming ear and hearing care for vulnerable adults
  • The chance to make a real difference - your clinical expertise will directly enhance residents' quality of life, independence, and wellbeing
To Apply

Please submit your CV and a short cover letter explaining why you're interested in joining Opticall's hearing care service, and we'll be in touch

Get your free, confidential resume review.
or drag and drop a PDF, DOC, DOCX, ODT, or PAGES file up to 5MB.