Senior Paediatric Audiologist

• Lead behavioural hearing assessment clinics for a diverse paediatric population, including those with complex developmental and additional needs.
• Manage the full rehabilitative pathway, from initial hearing aid fittings to ongoing reviews, ensuring evidence-based practice and patient-centered care.
• Ensure all clinical activity adheres to IQIPS/UKAS quality standards and Trust clinical protocols.

• Provide clinical supervision, mentoring, and pastoral support to junior audiologists, trainees, and apprentices.
• Drive service innovation through structured service reviews, clinical audits, and engagement in departmental research initiatives.
• Contribute to the safe strategic expansion of the service

• Alongside our main site at St Thomas' we run clinics at our satellite sites in Gracefield Gardens (Lambeth), Sunshine House (Southwark) and Kaleidoscope (Lewisham) and Acorns (Bexley).
• We are committed to fostering a healthy work-life balance and champion modern working patterns. The majority of our clinical team operates on a compressed four-day week (08:00-18:00). Typically, your week will be balanced between 2-3 days at St Thomas' and 1-2 days at a satellite clinic, offering a diverse and stimulating working environment.

Essential

• Knowledge of the causes and appropriate management of hearing impairment in children
• Knowledge of the scientific bases of clinical and electrophysiological procedures relevant to paediatric audiology
• Understanding of current approaches to hearing aid selection in children
• Knowledge of the current NHS structure and developments

Desirable

• Experience of teaching other professional staff and/or lay people
• Experience of clinical research and dissemination of findings through articles, publications and presentations

Desirable

• Formal training in counselling in relation to childhood disability
• Registered/in the process of registration with HCPC as a Clinical Scientist
• MSc in Audiology or equivalent