Christine Mitchell

Prior to joining Aston University I worked as Chief Audiologist at Birmingham Heartlands Hospital. I specialised in working with patients with dizziness and balance disorders, being the clinical lead of their Balance Team.

I was also an Aston University work-based NHS clinical supervisor for several years taking care of student Audiologists from Aston University during their clinical placements in the department.
I have worked at Aston University on a part time basis since 2010 as a clinical demonstrator in the Audiology Skills Laboratory. I joined on a full time basis in September 2017 and continue to support Audiology students with their clinical skills.

I am also a University appointed clinical competency assessor.

• BAAT parts 1 and 2 Professional Body Qualification, Birmingham School of Audiology 1988

• BTEC ONC (Science) - Medical Physics and Physiological Measurement, 1988
  

2017- Present Day: Audiology Support Officer, Life and Health Science Aston University.
2005-2017: Chief Audiologist, Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust
1998-2005: Senior Audiologist, Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust
1992-1998: Senior Audiologist, Independent Hearing Assessment, Birmingham.
1988-1992: Audiologist, Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust
1986-1988: Student Audiologist, Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust

I assist in the teaching of all Audiology students in the Audiology Skills Laboratory on the Clinical Practice Modules.

University appointed clinical competency assessor.

• British Academy of Audiology – Full Member

• Registration Council for Clinical Physiologists – Full member registered as Audiologist