Hidden Hearing
Hearing Aid Audiologist - Humberside
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Hearing Aid Audiologist (HCPC Qualified)
This role will be based in the Humberside area, visiting patients in their own homes.
You will have the support of a designated diary coordinator and a supportive team of managers. You will be employed on a full-time permanent contract, working 37.5 hours per week, with some flexibility in working hours required to meet business needs.
Responsibilities
- Be a HCPC qualified hearing aid audiologist with the desire and ability to provide premium customer care and have an aptitude for sales.
- Carry out comprehensive hearing assessments and provide and sell the most appropriate hearing solutions within specified time scales in accordance with the HCPC standards of performance, conduct and ethics, and BSHAA code of practice and guidelines.
- Complete audiograms and customer records on the Company’s CMS system accurately and synchronize daily.
- Adhere to company working practices including the standard consultation.
- Provide premium after-sales service by responding to service calls to resolve problems or queries, in a timely and professional manner.
- Keep knowledge and skills up to date in line with the HCPC CPD requirements.
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- Qualified HAD or Pre-Registered HAD.
- Hold current HCPC registration.
- Be a member or be prepared to become a member of BSHAA.
- IT skills at a level that enables the use of the company systems and audiometry equipment.
- Time and job management abilities to allow a well-planned and structured approach to workload.
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