Senior Audiologist - Band 6

Start Date

The successful candidate will start in the new financial year (May 2026 onwards). The exact timing will be confirmed at offer stage.

The Audiology department delivers high levels of diagnostic and rehabilitative care to patients across Lincolnshire. We are looking for a dynamic and motivated Senior Audiologist. You should have excellent communication skills, be innovative and flexible, and be a team player with a broad range of paediatric experience. This role provides an excellent opportunity to consolidate your knowledge and gain new clinical skills within a supportive, friendly environment.

• Hold a BSc or MSc in Audiology or equivalent qualifications (e.g., BAAT Parts 1 and
  2).
• Registered with HPCP or RCCP.
• Experience with hearing assessments and objective testing such as oto‑acoustic emissions and tympanometry.
• Experience with hearing aid provision and review.
• Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to manage time, prioritise conflicting demands and work with a wide range of professionals.

• Work as an independent practitioner providing routine and specialist clinical services to children and adults.
• Conduct audiological assessments and interpret results to determine future management plans.
• Verify hearing aid prescriptions using probe‑tube microphone measurements.
• Provide detailed advice to service users and colleagues.
• Support other areas, which may include audiovestibular testing, tinnitus management, adults with learning difficulties, dementia care, hearing therapy, and adult rehabilitation.
• Act as a mentor and/or supervisor for junior members and trainees within the team.
• Perform advanced electro‑medic and clinical tests, including advanced auditory assessment, non‑organic hearing loss and use of objective measures.
• Assist the Head of Service/Chief Audiologist to manage changes in practice and propose improvements to working practices or procedures.
• Ensure departmental guidelines and Trust policies are followed.
• Assist with and lead audit projects of agreed elements of the service.
• Maintain the high standards required by the service and evidence continued professional development.

This is a Trust‑wide post with the base site to be agreed. The successful applicant will be expected to work across all sites within the Trust. Full‑time and part‑time hours are considered.

For further details or informal visits, contact:
Michael Woods – Head of Audiology
Email:
Telephone: