Band 6 Locum Audiologist - Cheshire

• →Manage Audiology Direct Referral clinics within a busy NHS service.
• →Support ENT clinics by conducting audiological assessments and diagnostic testing.
• →Perform comprehensive hearing assessments and diagnostic audiology appointments.
• →Provide hearing aid fittings, reviews, adjustments, and rehabilitation support.
• →Manage a varied adult audiology caseload and prioritise workloads effectively.
• →Deliver high-quality, patient-centred care and advice regarding hearing health.
• →Maintain accurate clinical documentation in line with departmental and professional standards.
• →Work collaboratively with ENT consultants, healthcare professionals, and multidisciplinary teams.

• Previous NHS Audiology experience is essential.
• Experience managing Audiology Direct Referral services.
• Experience supporting ENT clinics.
• Competent in diagnostic audiology assessments.
• Hearing aid fitting and rehabilitation experience is required.
• Ability to work independently and manage clinical caseloads effectively.
• Strong communication and patient management skills.

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