Adult Community Speech and Language Therapist
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Job Summary
Job Title: Adult Community Speech and Language Therapist
Banding: Band 6
Location: East Ham Care Centre E7 8QP
Start Date: ASAP
Rate: 24.00 31.00 per hour
Working Hours: Full-time / Part-time considered
Job Overview
We are currently seeking a specialist Band 6 Speech and Language Therapist (SLT) to join a dynamic community team based at East Ham Care Centre. This role focuses on delivering high-quality SLT services to adult clients post-stroke with a strong emphasis on supporting individuals with acquired communication and swallowing disorders.
You will be working across various pathways including Early Supported Discharge (ESD) stroke and neurology collaborating closely with inpatient multi-disciplinary teams. This is an excellent opportunity for a confident therapist with strong clinical reasoning skills and a passion for making a measurable impact on stroke recovery and long-term care.
Key Responsibilities
As an Adult Community SLT your duties will include:
Providing a specialist SLT service to stroke patients with acquired communication and swallowing disorders
Demonstrating advanced clinical knowledge of the physical psychological and emotional impact of stroke
Managing and prioritising a complex and varied caseload
Supporting the stroke and neuro MDT (multi-disciplinary team) in both inpatient and community settings
Offering advice training and support to clients carers and volunteers regarding communication and swallowing needs
Assessing and recommending alternative and augmentative communication aids where appropriate
Providing supervision and clinical guidance to other SLT colleagues and contributing to ongoing professional development initiatives
Designing and delivering training programmes for carers and team members on relevant SLT interventions
Collaborating with local and regional non-statutory services to develop sustainable support options for individuals with long-term communication needs in line with Long Term Support Commissioning Guidelines
Qualifications and Experience
To be considered for this role you will need:
A recognised degree in Speech and Language Therapy (or equivalent)
HCPC registration and eligibility for RCSLT membership
Demonstrated clinical experience in adult neurology or stroke rehabilitation
A strong understanding of acquired communication and swallowing difficulties
The ability to work independently while contributing to a collaborative MDT
Excellent communication skills with a proactive approach to caseload management and service delivery
Why Choose Pulse
At Pulse we put your career first.
Our dedicated consultants:
Understand your profession and clinical expertise
Provide access to a wide range of exclusive roles across the UK
Offer personalised support throughout your locum journey
Help ensure your skills are matched to the right role at the right time
How to Apply
Interested in taking the next step in your SLT career
Apply now using the link below to speak with our specialist consultants and learn more about this exciting opportunity.
Reasonable Adjustments
If you have a disability or require reasonable adjustments during the recruitment process or in the workplace please notify us early.
We are committed to creating a supportive and accessible recruitment experience.
International Recruitment Notice
Please note:
We are unable to accept applications from individuals residing in countries on the Red or Amber list of the Code of Practice for the International Recruitment of Health and Social Care Personnel in England as defined by the World Health Organisation (WHO) Workforce Support and Safeguard List.
Key Skills
- Experience Working With Students
- Time Management
- Acute Care
- HTTPS
- Speech Therapy
- Assistive Technologies
- Autism Experience
- Pediatrics Experience
- Home Care
- Interpretation
- Patient Service Experience
- Phone Etiquette
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