Senior Paediatric Audiologist: Lead Clinical Development

Pulse; Greater Lincolnshire; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading healthcare provider is looking for a Senior Paediatric Audiologist in Boston, England. This role involves supporting clinical leadership, developing service plans, and working collaboratively with a multi-disciplinary team. Key responsibilities include managing rehabilitation plans and patient interactions. Candidates should possess relevant experience within NHS audiology and hold a degree in Healthcare Science. The role offers flexible working options, generous leave, and additional benefits such as a NHS pension and professional development opportunities.

Benefits

NHS Pension

Generous annual leave (27 days plus bank holidays)

Flexible working & career breaks

Bank working opportunities

Relocation packages

Family & Childcare support

Health & Wellbeing initiatives

Learning & Development opportunities

Discounts & Salary Sacrifice options

Rewards & Recognition programs

Qualifications

• Experience in NHS audiology services is required.
• Candidates must hold a relevant degree or equivalent qualification.
• Professional registration with a recognized body is essential.

Responsibilities

• Maintain continuous professional development and manage own caseload.
• Create individual rehabilitation plans for patients.
• Establish rapport and cooperate with patients of all ages.
• Take ear impressions for patients.
• Verify hearing aid prescriptions using probetube microphone measurements.
• Work flexibly in pediatric audiology and other areas.

Skills

Experience working within an NHS audiology service

Ability to take accurate ear impressions

Establish rapport with patients

Verification of hearing aid prescriptions

Flexibility to work in various areas of audiology

Education

BSc Healthcare Science (Audiology) or equivalent

Professional registration with HCPC or RCCP / AHCS

Job description

A leading healthcare provider is looking for a Senior Paediatric Audiologist in Boston, England. This role involves supporting clinical leadership, developing service plans, and working collaboratively with a multi-disciplinary team. Key responsibilities include managing rehabilitation plans and patient interactions. Candidates should possess relevant experience within NHS audiology and hold a degree in Healthcare Science. The role offers flexible working options, generous leave, and additional benefits such as a NHS pension and professional development opportunities.