Locum Band 6 Audiologist - Scunthorpe

Pulse is currently seeking an experienced Audiologist to join an NHS service in Scunthorpe, supporting a varied and dynamic caseload across hospital and community settings. This role offers exposure to a wide range of audiology services, including virtual ENT clinics, direct referrals, and hearing aid services. The successful candidate will work across multiple sites, delivering high-quality audiological care and supporting patients throughout their hearing care pathway.

• →Deliver audiology services including first fittings, reassessments, and hearing aid repairs.
• →Support virtual ENT clinics and direct referral pathways.
• →Conduct audiological assessments and manage patient treatment plans.
• →Utilise clinical systems including Auditbase, Otosuite, and Target.
• →Work flexibly across hospital and GP centre locations.

• Degree in Audiology or equivalent qualification.
• Previous NHS audiology experience.
• Competence in hearing aid fitting, reassessment, and repairs.
• Experience using systems such as Auditbase, Otosuite, and Target (desirable).
• Strong communication and organisational skills.

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