Hannah had an interesting journey into audiology.

During her time at the University of Chester, not only did she complete a degree in English Language and Creative Writing, but she also received an Outstanding Dedication to the Community award for providing over 200 hours of various volunteer work, including counselling teenagers. Her love of linguistics didn’t stop there as after graduating, she gained a Level 3 qualification in British Sign Language and volunteered at a Deaf festival.

After that, Hannah moved to Switzerland and helped families with young children, speaking French fluently along the way. Feeling inspired by the technological advances from CERN, Hannah wanted to return to the UK to learn a science-based subject. She found that Audiology was a perfect mixture of everything she enjoyed, and completed her degree at De Montfort University in Leicester, where she was presented with another award for Outstanding Dedication during her time there.

Using her qualifications and previous skills, Hannah worked for two national high-street hearing care companies, initially in a domiciliary role, then progressed to branch manager. She is now pleased to be providing bespoke, patient-centred care whilst utilising her strong clinical focus at Cardiff Hearing.

Being an enthusiastic learner, she is often found at audiology conferences discovering ways she can bring the best technology and latest approaches to care for her clients.

When she’s not bouldering or making cider from her own apple tree, Hannah plays for Newport’s korfball team in the Welsh Korfball League.

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