Stockport is a large town in Greater Manchester, situated about 7 miles south of Manchester city centre. Known for its rich industrial history. Today, it is a vibrant town with a mix of modern developments and historic landmarks, such as the Stockport Viaduct and the Market Hall.

Stockport benefits from excellent transport links, making it well-connected to the rest of Greater Manchester and beyond. Some key transport options include:

1. Rail: Stockport Railway Station is a major hub, offering frequent train services to Manchester Piccadilly (just 10 minutes away), as well as to other cities like Liverpool, Sheffield, and Birmingham. It’s part of the West Coast Main Line, ensuring easy access to both local and long-distance destinations.

2. Bus: The town has a well-developed bus network, with numerous routes connecting Stockport to neighbouring areas within Greater Manchester, including direct services to Manchester city centre, the Airport, and other towns like Hazel Grove and Marple.

3. Road: Stockport is well-connected by road, with easy access to the M60 motorway, which encircles Greater Manchester, as well as the M56, M6, and A6 roads. This makes it easy to travel by car to the surrounding areas and further afield.

4. Cycling and Walking: There are various bike paths and walking routes around Stockport, and the town’s proximity to scenic areas like the Peak District makes it a popular starting point for outdoor enthusiasts.

These transport links make Stockport an ideal location for commuting and traveling.

We have a fantastic opportunity for a passionate and talented Hearing Aid Dispenser (HAD) to join our client’s patient-focused team in a mobile role. This position is perfect for someone who thrives on variety, enjoys traveling to different locations, and excels at understanding customer needs. You'll have the chance to cultivate lasting relationships, meet performance goals, and make a meaningful impact across multiple practices.

• Conduct comprehensive hearing assessments and provide expert advice on hearing solutions tailored to the individual needs of each patient.

• Ensure the accurate fitting and maintenance of hearing aids, offering technical advice and ensuring that patients are comfortable with their devices.

• Provide follow-up consultations, including adjustments to hearing aids and providing guidance to patients on their use and maintenance.

• Work closely with other healthcare professionals, contributing to a positive and supportive team environment.

• Participate in training and development programs to enhance your clinical skills and maintain your HCPC registration.

• Deliver outstanding customer service, building trust and relationships with patients, ensuring they feel supported throughout their hearing journey.

• Competitive Salary based on experience

• You’ll need to be a qualified HAD: You should have the necessary qualifications and be able to register with HCPC.

• Strong attention to detail in all aspects of your role.

• A motivated and collaborative individual who thrives in a team environment.

• A passion for professional growth and an eagerness to expand your skill set.

• Able to work flexibly across different locations

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. Can I apply if I'm not HCPC registered yet? A. Yes, you can, and we can start the recruitment process before your registration comes through. 

Q. I'm looking to relocate, can you help with this?  A. Yes, we can discuss this with our client and offer support. 

Q. I require a visa, can you help with this? A. Yes, we can discuss this with you in more detail.

If you're ready to take the next step in your career and make a real impact in the field of audiology, we would love to hear from you.

Send your CV to jayne@jaynemarriner.co.uk. 

For any enquiries, please call or Whatsapp us at 07789510552.

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