Paediatric Audiologist
NHS Jobs Ealing
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Undertake full Audiological assessments of older children, to include complex and non-routine cases such as those with multiple disabilities and severe communication difficulties. Carry out full history taking and diagnostic test batteries to include otoscopy, pure tone audiometry, tympanometry, otoacoustic emissions and speech discrimination tests.
Work autonomously and in joint clinical settings with Senior Audiologists. Participating in regular peer reviews Maintain daily communication with the audiology Team Lead and the wider team. Record outcomes into the current data base. Generate reports using our System of database Maintain accurate clinical records in line with departmental and trust policies.
Generate clinical reports for all children seen and sent to relevant specialities/parents. Analyse results to determine the next stage of diagnostics required, and to problem solve inconsistent or erroneous findings. Generate appropriate referrals to other specialities such as ENT and Tier 3 services.
Efficiently manage time, prioritise tasks to ensure that service delivery is optimised Notifying the Audiology Team Lead if there are any issues with the equipment being used to perform the above duties. To liaise with the administrator about annual calibration procedures for the equipment.
Identifying any sources of risk while working at community sites and advising audiology team lead. Attend 1:1 meeting with line manager as well as Audiology team meetings and peer review meetings. Attend the Organisations mandatory training; engage in the appraisal process and clinical supervision.
Undertake other ad hoc duties as directed by the Audiology Team Leads and Service manager. Manage distressed or angry parents/young person sensitively, especially when disclosing test results and management options. Provide expert advice to other staff, teacher of hearing impaired, speech therapists health visitors, ENT consultant and others.
Perform hearing screening in the schools if comes the demand. Record outcomes of hearing assessments, generate appropriate referrals to the Tier 2 paediatric audiology service, notify parents/carers of the outcome of the screening programme Communicate and liaise with school Head, class teachers and staff in schools when undertaking the screening in school.
Work autonomously and in joint clinical settings with Senior Audiologists. Participating in regular peer reviews Maintain daily communication with the audiology Team Lead and the wider team. Record outcomes into the current data base. Generate reports using our System of database Maintain accurate clinical records in line with departmental and trust policies.
Generate clinical reports for all children seen and sent to relevant specialities/parents. Analyse results to determine the next stage of diagnostics required, and to problem solve inconsistent or erroneous findings. Generate appropriate referrals to other specialities such as ENT and Tier 3 services.
Efficiently manage time, prioritise tasks to ensure that service delivery is optimised Notifying the Audiology Team Lead if there are any issues with the equipment being used to perform the above duties. To liaise with the administrator about annual calibration procedures for the equipment.
Identifying any sources of risk while working at community sites and advising audiology team lead. Attend 1:1 meeting with line manager as well as Audiology team meetings and peer review meetings. Attend the Organisations mandatory training; engage in the appraisal process and clinical supervision.
Undertake other ad hoc duties as directed by the Audiology Team Leads and Service manager. Manage distressed or angry parents/young person sensitively, especially when disclosing test results and management options. Provide expert advice to other staff, teacher of hearing impaired, speech therapists health visitors, ENT consultant and others.
Perform hearing screening in the schools if comes the demand. Record outcomes of hearing assessments, generate appropriate referrals to the Tier 2 paediatric audiology service, notify parents/carers of the outcome of the screening programme Communicate and liaise with school Head, class teachers and staff in schools when undertaking the screening in school.
Be aware of and adhere to, all policies, procedures and professional standards Advert closing Date: TBC Interview Date: TBC Previous candidates need not apply.
CNWL NHS Foundation TrustEaling
Directorate: Ealing Community Services
Department: Paediatric Audiology
Job Title: Paediatric Audiologist
Advert : External
Banding: 5 - 37,5 hours per week
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