Sessional Audiologist: Flexible Hours & Patient Care

Community Eye Care Chec; Swindon; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 44,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

25 days holidays plus bank holidays

Buy and sell annual leave scheme

Refer a friend scheme

Company pension

Company sick pay scheme

Life assurance scheme

Bluelight Card discounts

Training and development plan

Employee discounts portal

Gym membership

Cycle to work scheme

Tech scheme

Job summary

Community Eye Care Chec is seeking an Audiologist for a sessional role across the UK. You will assess adults’ hearing, perform audiometric testing, fitting, validation and ongoing support for patients and families.

The position requires a degree in audiology (or equivalent) and RCCP eligibility, with ability to work autonomously within a team and communicate complex clinical information clearly.

Qualifications

• Qualified Audiologist with relevant degree and RCCP eligibility.
• Experience with NHS audiology or equivalent placement preferred.
• Ability to work autonomously and in a team, with good communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Carry out adult hearing assessments including history taking and testing.
• Perform audiometry, tympanometry, and acoustic reflex testing.
• Conduct hearing aid assessment, fitting, validation and support.
• Take aural impressions and perform real ear measurements as needed.
• Maintain patient records and stock levels; participate in training.

Skills

Autonomous working

Team collaboration

Time management

Organisational skills

Written communication

Clinical information communication

Digital hearing aid fitting knowledge

Computerised patient management system

Education

BSc. Audiology or BAAT I/II

Dip HE in Audiology or equivalent

Eligible for RCCP registration

Tools

Computerised patient management system

Job description

Community Eye Care Chec is seeking an Audiologist for a sessional role across the UK. You will assess adults’ hearing, perform audiometric testing, fitting, validation and ongoing support for patients and families.

The position requires a degree in audiology (or equivalent) and RCCP eligibility, with ability to work autonomously within a team and communicate complex clinical information clearly.