Flitwick - Meet your Audiologist

Iram Zaman (BSc RHAD) Audiologist

Iram Zaman (BSc RHAD)

After completing her degree in Biochemistry at the University of Birmingham, Iram started her career in Audiology with a BSc from the University of Bristol. After this, she gained 10 years Audiology experience working within the NHS, before beginning private work in 2019. Working in the NHS allowed Iram to have exposure to more complex hearing losses, in a variety of clinics and to fully assess, fit and make recommendations for both hearing and balance patients.

“I feel really proud to be working with The Hearing Care Partnership as they uphold the values of delivering excellent, comprehensive and personalised care. The service provided is unrivalled because we work with the most up to date equipment in order to provide the best clinical care and we offer the latest technologies, but with a focus on the patient. Putting the patient at the centre of all I do ensures that the service is tailored uniquely to them, focusing on their requirements so we can go through the journey together.

Outside of work I enjoy spending time with family and catching up with my friends over coffee or going out to eat. I am currently learning classical Arabic and I also try to keep fit at the gym.”

Dagmara Janekova (FDSc MSHAA RHAD) Audiologist & Hearing Aid Consultant

Dagmara Janekova (FDSc MSHAA RHAD)

Dagmara’s career within Audiology began when she started working for a large optical retailer; where she trained to become a hearing care assistant.

In 2012, Dagmara decided to broaden her knowledge and enrolled at Anglia Ruskin University where she would undertake the necessary studies to become a fully qualified Hearing Aid Audiologist. Since completing her degree, Dagmara has worked with a range of patients, both private and NHS, allowing her to continue developing her skills within clinical environments.

Before joining The Hearing Care Partnership, Dagmara was assigned the role of Clinical Lead Audiologist within the practice she was working with and was actively involved in getting the practice through their IQIPS accreditation. Dagmara decided to join THCP so she could have the opportunity to work closely with patients and offer them a personalised service.

"I am truly excited and looking forward to working with my new colleagues and especially to meet patients face-to-face with personalised service and care at The Hearing Care Partnership."

Outside of work, Dagmara enjoys skiing, snowboarding, growing orchids and gardening.