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Highly Specialist Speech and LanguageTherapist Dysphagia&Complex Needs inLondon inLondon PUBLISHED MON 27 JAN 2025

Band 7: £51,883 to £58,544 a year per annum  PERMANENT 
NHS

East London NHS Foundation Trust Follow East London NHS Foundation Trust

Opportunity to make a significant impact on children's lives by providing specialized therapy for complex needs and dysphagia.
Involvement in multidisciplinary teams, enhancing collaboration with hospital teams and educational staff to deliver comprehensive care.
Leadership potential by taking on responsibilities such as deputizing for the Clinical Lead and other specialists, which fosters professional growth.
Engagement in service development, allowing the therapist to influence and improve care pathways and therapy resources for children with complex needs.
Access to continuous learning and training opportunities, both for the therapist and for colleagues in health and education sectors.
Diverse working environment that caters to children from a variety of ethnic and linguistic backgrounds, promoting cultural competency.
Role includes providing consultative services to peers, enhancing the overall quality of Speech and Language Therapy practices within the organization.
The role of Highly Specialist Speech and Language Therapist for Dysphagia and Complex Needs at East London NHS Foundation Trust involves delivering expert assessment and therapy services to children aged 0-18 with complex communication and swallowing difficulties. The therapist will work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams, including hospital staff and educational professionals, to create tailored care pathways and resources that cater to the diverse needs of clients. In addition to providing direct therapy, the specialist will take a leadership role in service development, staff training, and offering consultative support to colleagues in best practices related to complex needs and dysphagia.

The position also requires maintaining strong communication links with various teams within the trust to ensure smooth transitions in care. Responsibilities include developing assessment and therapy materials, providing training for health and education professionals, and promoting staff development in the field. This role plays a critical part in enhancing the quality of speech and language therapy for children with complex needs, ensuring that their unique challenges are met with appropriate and effective interventions.

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