Life on the road with Cheryl
Cheryl Northwood is an optometrist in a Home Visits team based in Nottinghamshire. Four years ago, she moved from working in a store to domiciliary. She shares what it’s like to do the job.
Cheryl Northwood is an optometrist in a Home Visits team based in Nottinghamshire. Four years ago, she moved from working in a store to domiciliary. She shares what it’s like to do the job.
Harry Harrison is an audiology clinical lead in Specsavers Liverpool Lord Street. He shares his fascinating journey to the hearing aid industry.
If you saw our first blog post, you’ll remember the three main barriers to internal mobility are: a lack of visibility, accessibility, and support. In experiment, one we’re taking on accessibility!
Launching today, more young people will now have the opportunity to receive support through our bursary scheme and explore a career in optometry.
World Hearing Day is here once again, and with this year’s theme of “Ear and hearing care for all”, we wanted to peek behind the scenes of Audiology, hearing from the very team offering ear and hearing care at Specsavers.
Jessica James joined Specsavers as an apprentice. Here she tells us her experience of her first year and why it was such a good choice for her.
Specsavers Audiology turns 20 this year. Emma Walker shares the story of how a weekend job she got into, by accident, led to a 15-year career.
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.