FAQs
What qualifications are needed to apply for the Audiology Assistant position?
While specific qualifications are not mentioned, good communication and organizational skills are important. Training will be provided for the role.
How long is the training period for the Audiology Assistant position?
The training period is approximately 12 months, after which you may advance to a Band 3 Audiology Assistant position.
Where will the Audiology Assistant be based?
The position will be based at The Princess Royal Hospital in Telford.
Will the Audiology Assistant need to travel for work?
Yes, the role involves visiting various community clinics and may include home visits for patients.
What kind of duties will the Audiology Assistant perform?
Duties include repairing or replacing hearing aids, supporting patients with earmoulds, providing hearing aid accessories, taking telephone queries, managing data entry, and following up with patients.
Is there any support for continuing professional development?
Yes, the Audiology department is keen on developing staff and providing training opportunities whenever possible.
Is accommodation provided for staff?
Yes, residential accommodation is provided by a local Housing Group called Rooftops, which is fully furnished and conveniently located.
What is the work environment like in the Audiology department?
The environment is friendly and dedicated to delivering high-quality care. There is collaboration with multi-agency organizations to ensure the best service for patients.
Are there opportunities for advancement within the Audiology department?
Yes, there are opportunities for advancement, particularly after completing the training and achieving competency.
What type of patients will the Audiology Assistant be assisting?
The Audiology Assistant will be assisting patients who wear hearing aids and may need aftercare, repairs, or additional support.