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From the employer's careers site First seen 11 Nov 2026

Specialist Speech & Language Therapist – Adult Community Neuro

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Description

The post holder will provide a community speech and language therapy service to adults with communication and swallowing difficulties in the London borough of Greenwich.

The post will enable the successful post-holder to develop their skills across 3 caseloads:

  • Neuro Rehabilitation Team
  • Early supported discharge for Stroke
  • Community SLT (non-neuro)

The team provides a service to the person in the place most suited to their current need (their place of residence, day centre, place of work, clinic).

Responsibilities include:

  • Providing specialist speech and language therapy input to clients with communication and swallowing impairments due to acquired neurological disorders
  • Working as a lone and autonomous practitioner in the community
  • Managing a specialist caseload, including those with complex needs
  • Supervising therapy assistant practitioners and Speech & Language Therapy students

Requirements:

  • Professional Speech and Language Therapy Qualification
  • Health & Care Professions Council (HCPC) Registration
  • Registered Member of Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists
  • Completion of RCSLT NQP competencies or equivalent
  • Completion of Level B Dysphagia Competencies

The salary is negotiable, depending on experience.

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Skills

Required

  • Speech and Language Therapy
  • Dysphagia
  • Neuro Rehabilitation
  • Communication skills
  • Time management

Nice to have

  • Videofluoroscopy
  • FEES
  • LSVT
  • Group therapy
  • Remote therapy

Ready to apply?

You apply with the employer directly. Their original posting is here: https://www.jobs.nhs.uk/candidate/jobadvert/C9277-26-1186

Apply on Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust