Gatwick Audiology
Audiologist

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Your next audiology adventure could start here…
Thinking about a change? Looking for a role where you can do great audiology, have time for your patients and be part of a genuinely friendly team?
Gatwick Audiology is growing — and we’re looking for our next Audiologist.
We’re an independent audiology company working across Surrey and Sussex, providing personalised, patient-focused care. We’re passionate about what we do and believe that great audiology is about much more than simply fitting hearing aids.
Our services include:
- Support for private ENT consultants
- Microsuction earwax removal
- Hearing assessments, hearing aid fittings & aftercare
- Tinnitus management
- Vestibular diagnostics — our newest service
We’re looking for someone who is passionate about audiology, cares about their patients and wants to be part of a supportive team.
If you’re looking for your next audiology adventure, we’d love to hear from you. Whether you’re actively looking for a new role or simply curious about what’s out there, get in touch.
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📩 Send your CV to: manager@gatwickaudiology.co.uk


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Role Description
The Audiologist will conduct comprehensive hearing assessments, including diagnostic tests, interpretation of results, and clear communication of findings to patients. Day-to-day responsibilities include:
- Recommending and fitting advanced hearing aids
- Performing real-ear measurements
- Making appropriate adjustments to optimize patient outcomes
- Providing counseling and education on hearing health, device usage, and ongoing care
- Maintaining accurate clinical records and documentation
The role involves collaborating with colleagues to ensure high standards of patient experience, participating in follow-up appointments, and supporting continuous improvement of clinical services.
Qualifications
- Clinical audiology skills, including comprehensive hearing assessments, diagnostic testing, and interpretation of audiological results.
- Proficiency in hearing aid selection, fitting, programming, and ongoing device management using modern technologies and software.
- Strong patient-centered communication skills, including counseling, education on hearing health, and clear explanation of treatment options.
- Attention to detail in clinical documentation, record-keeping, and adherence to professional standards and regulatory requirements.
- Ability to work collaboratively in a multidisciplinary environment while managing an independent clinical caseload.
- Relevant degree or diploma in Audiology or Hearing Sciences, with appropriate professional registration or licensure for practice.
- Prior experience in a clinical audiology or hearing aid dispensing setting is preferred; familiarity with advanced diagnostic equipment is an asset.
- Commitment to continuing professional development and staying current with best practices and emerging technologies in hearing care.
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