Back in October, Graeme Mckenzie, a domiciliary optical assistant from Dundee, won the Dame Mary Perkins award for Outstanding Clinical Customer Care. He’s proud of what he does – although he admits his journey to Home Visits wasn’t straight forward.
Dagmar Muur started working at Specsavers Waterford on the shop floor. Today, she’s a business owner and director as the store’s audiology partner
Earlier this year, Lynne Phillips became the first Home Visits audiology partner. She shares her journey over the last 17 years with Specsavers, and why she loves her current role.
We’re continuing our National Inclusion Week celebrations this week, as we meet Specsavers’ resident comic book champion. Writing under the pen name ‘Joe Glass’, Cardiff Optical Assistant Joe Davies is the brains behind Queer Comix, featuring LGBTQIA+ superheroes in starring roles.
Meet PRISM member and Lincoln Morrisons store colleague, Stella Cottee, about her journey since transition, and how she’s advocating for the trans community in both the virtual and real-life worlds.
Thomas Allison is our Audiology Partner at Specsavers Ayr. He joined us in 2016 after working as an audiologist in the NHS in Scotland
To highlight Glaucoma Awareness Week (27 June – 3 July) Specsavers is shining a light on the role of diagnostic imaging to detect glaucoma and the scale of our work to safeguard the nation’s sight.
Dimple Kumar has led a rewarding career with Specsavers. From fully trained optometrist to Partner, to Contact Lens business manager. She says, “Your future as a clinician is not 100% mapped out there are a variety of opportunities with Specsavers.”
3,000 join clinical conference events online and face-to-face at this year’s series of Mini Professional Advancement Conferences.
Find out more about audiology careers at Specsavers at our Audiology Discovery Event in London on Monday 27 June.
