Zain Qaisar got his first job with Specsavers after graduating with a degree in audiology in 2021. He explains why Specsavers is the perfect place to start your hearing care career after university
To mark 2022 World Hearing Day, we asked Specsavers hearcare professionals to tell us about how their work makes such a difference to their patients’ lives every day
Today, Harvey Marshall is a qualified clinician and Specsavers Audiology Partner, running his own business and delivering life-changing hearing care for his community. But it wasn’t too long ago that he started his career with Specsavers as an apprentice
Robyn Mitchell has progressed from a summer job as a teenager to owning her own Specsavers Audiology business
Molly Brackpool is now a fully qualified Hearing Aid Dispenser after studying for a foundation degree with De Montfort University as part of her Specsavers audiology apprenticeship
Helen Elliott’s Specsavers career began as an Optical Assistant. Nine years and an audiology degree later, Helen’s now running her own business as a Specsavers Audiology Partner
After working as an Audiologist in the NHS, Sonam Sehemby made the move to Specsavers. Sonam shares her thoughts on what it’s like moving from the NHS to the private sector, and why NHS Audiologists have so many misconceptions about it.
Faye Hall first discovered Audiology as a career path when she started working at Specsavers as a Saturday girl. Now a qualified Audiologist, she delights in sharing the details of her professional success and how her passion for hearcare has helped her find her purpose in life. Hi Faye, how long have you been at Specsavers? […]
Soon to be celebrating 21 years since starting with Specsavers, Carina Hummel is now Audiology General Manager, responsible for UK & Ireland Audiology Business, and to celebrate World Hearing Day, we spoke to her about her career.
We shared a virtual cuppa with Audiologist Partner, Lee Palmer, to chat about his career with Specsavers and the challenges 2020 brought. Specsavers hearcare accessible to all During the first lockdown, and throughout 2020, Lee really had to adapt. “We were still in the store and the door was locked, but people would constantly knock […]
