Audiologist

Company Description Your next audiology adventure could start here… Thinking about a change? Looking for a role where you can do great audiology, have time for your patients and be part of a genuinely friendly team? Gatwick Audiology is growing — and we're looking for our next Audiologist. We're an independent audiology company working across Surrey and Sussex, providing personalised, patient-focused care. We're passionate about what we do and believe that great audiology is about much more than simply fitting hearing aids. Our services include:

• Support for private ENT consultants
• Microsuction earwax removal
• Hearing assessments, hearing aid fittings & aftercare
• Tinnitus management
• Vestibular diagnostics — our newest service We're looking for someone who is passionate about audiology, cares about their patients and wants to be part of a supportive team. 📩 Send your CV to: manager@gatwickaudiology.co.uk Maybe your next chapter starts with us. Role Description The Audiologist will conduct comprehensive hearing assessments, including diagnostic tests, interpretation of results, and clear communication of findings to patients. Day-to-day responsibilities include recommending and fitting advanced hearing aids, performing real-ear measurements, and making appropriate adjustments to optimize patient outcomes. The role involves providing counseling and education on hearing health, device usage, and ongoing care, as well as maintaining accurate clinical records and documentation. The Audiologist will collaborate with colleagues to ensure high standards of patient experience, participate in follow-up appointments, and support continuous improvement of clinical services. Qualifications
• Clinical audiology skills, including comprehensive hearing assessments, diagnostic testing, and interpretation of audiological results.
• Proficiency in hearing aid selection, fitting, programming, and ongoing device management using modern technologies and software.
• Strong patient-centered communication skills, including counseling, education on hearing health, and clear explanation of treatment options.
• Attention to detail in clinical documentation, record-keeping, and adherence to professional standards and regulatory requirements.
• Ability to work collaboratively in a multidisciplinary environment while managing an independent clinical caseload.
• Relevant degree or diploma in Audiology or Hearing Sciences, with appropriate professional registration or licensure for practice
• Prior experience in a clinical audiology or hearing aid dispensing setting is preferred; familiarity with advanced diagnostic equipment is an asset.
• Commitment to continuing professional development and staying current with best practices and emerging technologies in hearing care.