Advanced Practitioner: Regional AAC Lead SLT

Belfast Health And Social Care Trust; Belfast City District; Vor Ort; GBP 42.000 - 56.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Belfast Health and Social Care Trust is recruiting a Speech & Language Therapist - Advanced Practitioner Level 2/ Clinical Lead for CAC at Musgrave Park Hospital. The post requires leadership across a regional AAC service including strategic liaison and training delivery.

The role combines clinical assessment and intervention with regional governance, service development and cross-disciplinary collaboration, supporting staff and improving patient outcomes across Northern Ireland.

Qualifikationen

• Degree in Speech & Language Therapy.
• Registered with HCPC.
• Member of RCSLT.
• Masters degree or equivalent.
• Minimum 5 years post-qualification experience.
• Experience supervising junior SLTs.
• Experience delivering training to parents or carers.
• Experience in multidisciplinary working.
• Full driving licence and access to a car.

Aufgaben

• Provide clinical and operational management for the CAC service.
• Lead regional AAC training and study days for SLTs and staff.
• Lead on development, delivery and evaluation of regional training on AAC.
• Initiate and lead on standards, policies and clinical governance.
• Collaborate with CAC and other trusts to co-produce service models.
• Provide expert clinical advice and second opinions within the CAC
• Develop and implement high-quality, patient-centered clinical practice.
• Manage a defined caseload of AAC clients and prepare specialist reports.
• Support recruitment, supervision and staff development within CAC.
• Lead monitoring of audit, quality measures and projects.

Kenntnisse

RCSLT member

HCPC registered

Driving licence

Multidisciplinary collaboration

Training delivery

Ausbildung

Degree in SLT

Masters degree

Jobbeschreibung

Belfast Health and Social Care Trust is recruiting a Speech & Language Therapist - Advanced Practitioner Level 2/ Clinical Lead for CAC at Musgrave Park Hospital. The post requires leadership across a regional AAC service including strategic liaison and training delivery.

The role combines clinical assessment and intervention with regional governance, service development and cross-disciplinary collaboration, supporting staff and improving patient outcomes across Northern Ireland.