Published: 25-10-2019 15:16 by Gael Hannan
with hearing loss). Noisy environments are uncomfortable. It affects the child’s ability to understand speech because hearing aids and sound processors, in trying to do their job, make the loud noise even noisier. And for the good hearing of everybody, avoid firecrackers and other fireworks. Costumes should adapt to the child’s hearing technology, so
Published: 06-12-2019 10:09 by Clint McLean
of the things we worked on had already started functioning. They will — the foundations are good — but they take so long when everyone working on these projects has full-time jobs. During your time as president, BAA became an Ida partner. Why did you feel that was important? Ida makes sense to me. As a hearing therapist and a specialist audiologist in
Published: 31-01-2020 13:21 by Clint McLean
care that our patients require and deserve," Fogel explains. “Each person has a different way of coping with hearing loss and a different level of readiness to address it. My job is to work with them to manage their hearing loss in the way that is best for them. Taking the Inspired by Ida courses helped us incorporate these ideals into our practice more
Published: 28-02-2020 13:40
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Published: 06-03-2020 15:29 by Clint McLean
and more effectively.” Get better results and job satisfaction In a 2019 survey of Inspired by Ida members, 98% of respondents reported Inspired by Ida positively affected their practice. Of those, 79% said it improved their counseling skills and 72% said it increased their job satisfaction. “Greater job satisfaction is a wonderful side-effect of pe
Published: 03-04-2020 16:40 by Helle Gjønnes Møller
the case. Greta Stamper explains, “While it might be an integral part of their workday, it is often not something they receive formal training on. They often pick it up on the job and this can lead to occasional breakdowns in care when it is forgotten. Most support staff training focuses on the technical aspects of the workload (how to schedule an appointment
Published: 24-04-2020 15:41 by Karin Weiser
things I couldn’t do and developed my own set of subconscious self-managed strategies – and embarrassing situations to go with it. The molehill became a mountain My first office job in the late ‘90s in London found me going to work in an attic, working for a family-owned small business with no HR department, sharing my space with five colleagues, ringing
Published: 18-06-2020 15:33 by Helle Gjønnes Møller
studies have shown that person-centered care (PCC) offers a series of benefits, such as increased customer satisfaction, improved efficiency, lower return rates, and greater job satisfaction. In many educational settings, however, the focus is mainly on teaching technical skills – and PCC is not systematically taught. Academic alliance This was one of
Published: 06-11-2020 10:36 by Shari Eberts
initial audiology degree curriculum, and as continuing education. You may need to find alternative ways to learn these skills. Find a colleague that is good at this part of the job and get tips from them. Role playing is also a relatively easy and cost-effective way to hone your skills and become more comfortable with different situations. My patients have
Published: 13-11-2020 10:31
When you are invited for an interview, you are qualified for the job. For the employer, the face-to-face or virtual interview is about meeting the person behind the CV to find out if they will fit the team, role, and organization. For the candidate, it’s about finding out if the job is right for you and whether it matches your future career aspirations [...] wrong way, and not every employer is open to this or knows how to deal with it. Diversity and inclusion – hot topics in recruitment Whenever I read the following statement in a job advertisement, I breathe a sigh of relief: “X is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard [...] really means – so they make their own assumptions and make up limitations that might not even exist. What do you say at interviews? During the interview for my first permanent job in London in the mid-90s, I openly informed them that I wouldn’t be able to transcribe the tapes created by consultants after a client review meeting. It later backfired, so