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DMC Healthcare

Audiologist (Paediatric)

Lincolnshire
£500/day
Posted about 6 hours ago
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DMC Healthcare is seeking skilled and dedicated Audiologists to join our team on a self-employed basis, working weekends across the North Lincolnshire area. If you are passionate about adult audiology and eager to make a difference, this is the perfect opportunity for you!

Earn up to £500 per day on a self-employed basis with weekend working across the Lincolnshire area:

Key Responsibilities

  • Pure Tone Audiometry: Conduct precise and accurate hearing tests.
  • Full Masking: Perform comprehensive masking procedures.
  • Comprehensive Adult Hearing Rehabilitation Service: Includes first assessments, hearing aid fitting, and individual care plan development.
  • Rehabilitation Advice: Offer guidance to patients and carers.
  • Diagnostic Procedures: Perform tests during ENT clinics for children.
  • Support Specialist Audiologists: Assist with cases as required.
  • Professional Development: Maintain and document your growth.

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Systems To Be Used

  • Auditbase: Audiology clinical system
  • Careflow: Hospital's main PAS system
  • Big Hand: Digital dictation for reporting
  • Kiosk: For outcoming patient attendances

Duties to include:

  • Conduct first assessments following guidelines and protocols.
  • Develop and implement individual patient treatment plans.
  • Fit the most appropriate hearing aid using real ear measurements.
  • Provide advice on assistive listening devices and refer to other agencies as needed.
  • Fine-tune hearing aids to meet patient requirements.
  • Identify patients needing additional rehabilitation and refer them to a specialist Audiologist.
  • Assist with vestibular assessments and operate related equipment.
  • Perform timely diagnostic tests during ENT clinics.
  • Ensure accurate and up-to-date patient notes and information.
  • Understand patient pathways and maintain accurate waiting list data.

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Skills, Knowledge and Expertise

  • Relevant degree in Audiology or equivalent with completed clinical placements
  • Experience with paediatric patients
  • Excellent verbal communication skills
  • Flexibility to travel across the North Lincolnshire area
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Skills

Pure Tone Audiometry
Full Masking
Hearing Rehabilitation
Hearing Aid Fitting
Real Ear Measurements
Diagnostic Procedures
Vestibular Assessments
Patient Care Planning
Paediatric Audiology
Adult Audiology
Verbal Communication

Location

Lincolnshire, England, United Kingdom

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