Duncan and Todd is offering its staff the opportunity to embark on a two-year audiology training course, following a rollout of audiology services across the group.
The independent has partnered with Queen Margaret’s University in Edinburgh to offer a diploma in higher education in hearing aid audiology.
It is designed for professionals working in the health care industry who will become registered hearing aid dispensers on qualification.
Duncan and Todd’s in-house audiology trainer, Dorothy Goodson, said: “Making this diploma readily accessible to Duncan and Todd employees is a fantastic way to not only meet the demand of the service, but to help raise the importance of this requirement.”
The independent has partnered with Queen Margaret’s University in Edinburgh to offer a diploma in higher education in hearing aid audiology.
It is designed for professionals working in the health care industry who will become registered hearing aid dispensers on qualification.
Duncan and Todd’s in-house audiology trainer, Dorothy Goodson, said: “Making this diploma readily accessible to Duncan and Todd employees is a fantastic way to not only meet the demand of the service, but to help raise the importance of this requirement.”
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