Flexible Hours: Children's Speech and Language Therapist - Impact

Oxford Health; Bicester; Hybrid; GBP 30,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading healthcare organization in the UK seeks a Speech and Language Therapist to join their Children’s Integrated Therapy team. This full-time role involves working with children in a variety of settings, managing your own caseload, and collaborating with a supportive team. Ideal candidates should have a degree in Speech and Language Therapy and experience with children and young people. This position offers flexibility and opportunities for professional development.

Benefits

Excellent opportunities for career progression

27 days annual leave plus bank holidays, rising to 33 days

NHS Discount across a wide range of shops

Employee Assistance Programme

Mental Health First Aiders

Qualifications

• HCPC registration for Speech and Language Therapy (or pending).
• Experience at Band 6 level or equivalent (desirable).
• Formal post graduate training in dysphagia (desirable).

Responsibilities

• Deliver timely assessment and intervention packages for children.
• Engage in clinical meetings and contribute to the SEND process.
• Support team members and manage your own caseload.

Skills

Experience of working with children and young people with speech and language / communication needs

Up to date with evidence‑based practice and national guidelines

Experience of managing and prioritising a caseload

Education

Diploma / degree in Speech and Language Therapy

Tools

Therapy Outcome Measures (TOMS)

Job description

A leading healthcare organization in the UK seeks a Speech and Language Therapist to join their Children’s Integrated Therapy team. This full-time role involves working with children in a variety of settings, managing your own caseload, and collaborating with a supportive team. Ideal candidates should have a degree in Speech and Language Therapy and experience with children and young people. This position offers flexibility and opportunities for professional development.