Demant Group
Hearing Aid Audiologist - Loughton

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Hearing Aid Audiologist - Loughton
About the Role
We are seeking a Hearing Aid Audiologist (HCPC qualified), based in the Loughton area, to visit patients in their own homes. This role is on a full-time permanent contract, working 37.5 hours per week with some flexibility to meet business needs.
Key aspects of the position include:
- Support from a designated diary coordinator and a supportive team.
- Compelling career structure including monthly, quarterly, and annual bonuses.
- Premium rewards, including uncapped commission, generous car allowance, private health insurance (post-qualifying period), and 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays.
Responsibilities
- Provide premium customer care while promoting sales within HCPC standards of performance, conduct, and ethics, as well as the BSHAA code of practice.
- Conduct comprehensive hearing assessments and recommend appropriate hearing solutions within designated time frames.
- Accurately document audiograms and customer records on the company’s CMS system, with daily synchronisation.
- Follow established company working practices during consultations.
- Deliver timely after-sales support by addressing service calls with professionalism and resolving issues.
- Maintain up-to-date knowledge and skills (HCPC CPD requirements).
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Requirements
- HCPC-qualified as a Hearing Aid Audiologist (HAD) or pre-registered.
- Must hold current HCPC registration.
- Be a member (or willing to become a member) of the BSHAA.
- Possess IT skills to effectively use company systems and audiometry equipment.
- Demonstrate strong time and workload management for a structured approach.


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Benefits
Flagship rewards include:
- Base salary of £40,000 plus uncapped commission payable monthly.
- Generous car allowance (starting at £5,328/year) or company car.
- Private Health Insurance post-qualifying period.
- 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays.
- Employee Assistance Programme for personal and family support.
- Employee discounts for you and family.
- A supportive culture and long-service awards.
- IiP Gold company accreditation.
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