Paediatric Speech & Language Therapist — Innovative Community Role

Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust; Southall; On-site; GBP 32,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a highly motivated Paediatric Speech and Language Therapist to join the Ealing team. The role involves working on a varied caseload across community paediatric services, with opportunities to contribute to the dysphagia service for those trained in that area.

The post is permanent, full-time with a minimum commitment of 22.5 hours per week, and requires collaboration with other professionals to support children and young people in the

Qualifications

• HCPC registration as Speech and Language Therapist is essential.
• Recognised SLT degree and registration with regulatory bodies required.
• Membership of RCSLT is desirable.

Responsibilities

• Demonstrate specialist knowledge in paediatric speech and language therapy.
• Assess, diagnose and manage a designated caseload of children with communication needs.
• Develop and deliver training to parents and professionals.
• Collaborate within multidisciplinary teams and supervise staff as required.
• Maintain accurate case notes and reports in line with professional standards.
• Contribute to teaching and student placements.
• Participate in service development and audit projects.

Skills

Teamwork

Interpersonal skills

Communication skills

Organisational skills

Education

HCPC registration

SLT degree qualification

RCSLT membership

Job description

Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a highly motivated Paediatric Speech and Language Therapist to join the Ealing team. The role involves working on a varied caseload across community paediatric services, with opportunities to contribute to the dysphagia service for those trained in that area.

The post is permanent, full-time with a minimum commitment of 22.5 hours per week, and requires collaboration with other professionals to support children and young people in the