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Audiology Technical Officer - AudiologyinHarrowinHarrowPUBLISHED TUE 25 MAR 2025

Band 3: £28,622 to £30,225 a year pa Inclusive of High Cost Area Supplement  PERMANENT 
HARD OF HEARINGHEARING AIDHEARING LOSSNHS

London North West University Healthcare NHS TrustFollow London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust

Opportunity to work in a friendly and expanding team across multiple hospital sites, enhancing teamwork and collaboration.
Chance to develop strong interpersonal and communication skills while interacting with diverse patients, particularly those with hearing loss.
Engagement in a variety of tasks including hands-on clinical work (e.g., hearing aid repairs) and administrative duties, providing a well-rounded experience.
Possibility to improve technical skills by keeping up-to-date with new digital hearing aid technologies and best clinical practices.
Responsibility for clinical supervision and training of junior staff and students, promoting personal and team growth.
Access to ongoing professional development and training opportunities in a supportive healthcare environment.
The role allows for autonomy and independent work in running hearing aid repair clinics, fostering a sense of ownership and responsibility.
Join Our Caring Team as an Audiology Technical Officer in Harrow!
At London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust, we're searching for a passionate Band 3 Assistant Audiology Practitioner to become a vital part of our friendly and expanding team at Northwick Park Hospital. If you thrive in a dynamic healthcare environment and have a knack for building meaningful connections, this role is perfect for you. You’ll be responsible for assisting with adult audiology hearing aid repairs, stock control, and much more, all while making a difference in the lives of our patients with hearing loss.
This role calls for an enthusiastic individual with great people skills and the ability to work autonomously. You’ll conduct routine hearing aid maintenance, support patients with adjustments, and manage administrative tasks, ensuring smooth operations across our sites. With opportunities for professional development and supportive training available, you’ll stay at the forefront of digital hearing aid technology and best practices. If you’re ready to empower individuals while enhancing your career in the caring profession, we invite you to apply today. Together, let’s make a lasting impact in our community!
Opportunity to work in a friendly and expanding team across multiple hospital sites, enhancing teamwork and collaboration.
Chance to develop strong interpersonal and communication skills while interacting with diverse patients, particularly those with hearing loss.
Engagement in a variety of tasks including hands-on clinical work (e.g., hearing aid repairs) and administrative duties, providing a well-rounded experience.
Possibility to improve technical skills by keeping up-to-date with new digital hearing aid technologies and best clinical practices.
Responsibility for clinical supervision and training of junior staff and students, promoting personal and team growth.
Access to ongoing professional development and training opportunities in a supportive healthcare environment.
The role allows for autonomy and independent work in running hearing aid repair clinics, fostering a sense of ownership and responsibility.

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