East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust
Highly specialised vestibular practitioner in Audiology
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Adult Audiology Service - East Lancashire
The Adult Audiology service in East Lancashire is seeking a highly motivated and enthusiastic individual to join our busy team. Our work covers sites across East Lancashire in both hospital and community-based clinics, and we are committed to providing the highest standard of care to patients in our Area.
About the Role
The highly specialized practitioner is a practicing healthcare professional who contributes towards and develops the provision of a comprehensive Audiology Service. The post holder will undertake clinical work at a highly specialist level daily, while working with the department lead.
They will deliver expertise in the highly complex specialist assessment and diagnosis of hearing and balance problems. They will be responsible for some areas of development for the Audiology service.
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Key Responsibilities
Your role will include the below duties, with further information available within the Person Specification and Job Description:
- Lead teams in Adult Hearing Aid Services. This will involve specialist knowledge over several disciplines, acquired over time.
- Provide a high level of audiological rehabilitation and counseling. This will include complex adult hearing clinics, and adult side lead for pediatric transition clinics.
- Be responsible for monitoring activity, capacity, and demand for complex cases, including potential waiting lists, and raising any concerns with the service lead.
- Undertake prioritizing and triaging referrals to appropriate staff, ensuring necessary resources are available using the IT-based booking and waiting list patient management system in keeping with both the 6 and 18-week pathways. They will be responsible for highlighting and addressing any referrals that may need to be expedited, such as sudden hearing losses which can result in permanent hearing loss.
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About Us
East Lancashire is a diverse area, and our staff group reflects this, each bringing different skills to the team.
We are made up of Audiology Practitioners, Audiologists, and Clinical Scientists, with strong multidisciplinary links.
Contact Information
For further details or informal visits, contact:
- Name: Lucy Glynn
- Job Title: Directorate Manager for Audiology
- Email Address: Lucy.Glynn@elht.nhs.uk
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