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Audiologist CV Template + Tips and Download

By: Sobhan Mohmand, Editorial manager Last updated: 20 Oct 2018

Tip: Use the Audiologist CV Template below as an example to help you write your own personal and fully-tailored CV.

Amy Khan

54 Camden Street
Mossley
M35 UB3
Mob: 079 3623 7231 Email: amy.k@live.co.uk

Personal profile statement

I am a friendly, approachable and fully-qualified Audiologist with more than two years experience in providing health services to patients. I extremely passionate about providing exceptional care and devising treatment plans for individuals dealing with hearing loss and related medical conditions. I have excellent communication skills, both written and oral, and I strive to be professional at all times; offering our clients the best care, advice and support that is required.

Achievements

Academic Award for Excellence, 2015
“Hearing Aid Audiologist” of the year award, 2016
Student Volunteer, NHS, 2012

Education

2012 – 2015

BSc Healthcare Sciences (Audiology)

Middlesex University

Grade achieved: First Class Degree

Relevant Modules:

Diagnostic Audiology
Practical Diagnostic Audiology
Aural Rehabilitation and Amplification
Professional Practice

2010 – 2012
Results: Biology: A Mathematics: A Further Mathematics: A

A Levels

Outwood Academy, Sixth Form

2003 – 2010
Results: 12 GCSEs at Grades A*-C.

GCSEs

Outwood Academy School

Work experience

Aug 2015 – Present

Audiologist NHS, Birmingham

Main duties performed:

Performing Pure Tone Audiometry (PTA), Speech Audiometry, Otoacoustic Emissions Testing and other hearing tests to accurately establish the presence or the absence of hearing capabilities in adults and children
Producing and constructing clear plans for hearing tests
Interviewing clients regarding their hearing capabilities and concerns
Explaining the advantages and limitations of hearing aids to new patients
Keeping confidential and accurate records which can be accessed at all times
Fitting and removing hearing aids for clients when required
Selecting, ordering, programming, fine tuning and fitting the latest digital hearing aids and reviewing them on a regular basis
Making ear moulds and shells
Assisting with ear mould maintenance; cleaning, tubing and re-tubing
Repairing any faulty equipment
Carrying out visits for housebound patients and ensuring their needs are met
Training junior optical staff on the latest technologies in the field
Offering professional advice and support on managing hearing difficulties
Supporting clients and offering medical advice with regards to their conditions
Covering clinics for absent audiologists and consultants
Participating in ENT Clinics and discussing the results with ENT clinicians and patients

Jan 2015 – Aug 2015

Medical Secretary NHS, Birmingham

Main duties performed:

Working with a variety of people (patients, staff and third-party organisations)
Organising meetings and appointments with all in-house doctors
Producing and sending letters to clients when necessary
Updating clients records, ensuring they remain confidential at all times
Sending samples to the relevant testing facilities
Monitoring the office budget
Carrying out general admin work including, filing and photocopying

Qualifications

PDC Adult Assessment and Rehabilitation
MA Clinical Science (Neurosensory Sciences)
Registered with the Registration Council for Clinical Physiologists (RCCP)

Skills

Strong organisational skills and the ability to handle a large workload
Excellent interpersonal skills with the natural ability to connect with patients
Ability to work with a number of people, from a variety of backgrounds
Proficient computer user in both Microsoft and specialist programs
Culturally sensitive and ensuring all people are treated with utmost respect
Experience in newborn hearing screening

Hobbies and interests

I am a member of my local running team, and I am currently training to complete a half marathon at the end of this year. This is something which has been very challenging, but also very rewarding. It has pushed me out of my comfort zone and given me the opportunity to try something new and make new friends in the community.

References

Mr Henry Barry
Hearing Consultant, NHS
Address: 23 Rain Rd, Plymouth, SE4 7HY
Tel: 0223 2342 4566
Email: barry-h@live.co.uk

Mr Sam Morrison
Senior Lecturer, Middlesex University
Address: 1 Chapel Ln, Newbury, NU25 S7Y
Tel: 0780 3256 3333
Email: morrison.s@gmail.com

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Tips

Good with people: Working as an Audiologist means that you will have the opportunity to work with a great variety of people such as children, teenagers and elderly on a daily basis. Your CV should clearly demonstrate that you are an individual that has the ability to work with people from all backgrounds and all ages.
Technical knowledge: The reality is that this job requires the successful candidate to have strong technical skills in order to work with specialist computer equipment, devices and programs. It is not sufficient to merely mention that you are “computer literate” or that you have sound knowledge of Microsoft Office; you need to give concrete examples to demonstrate your technical competencies.

Good Luck!

OVERVIEW

SALARY RANGE
£20.000 – £30.000
ENTRY
Degree and Work Experience
WORKING HOURS
38+ hours per week

Competencies

Communication Skills
Ability to effectively communicate with both technical and non-technical staff and patients
Writing Skills
Excellent writing skills to write clear and concise medical profiles and reports
Specialist Knowledge
Expert knowledge in the technical aspects of the job
Listening Skills
Ability to attentively listen to customer’s needs, concerns and complaints
Caring
Having a caring approach to address patient’s needs and problems
Strength
Emotional strength to deal with difficult and stressful situations