Senior Speech and Language Therapist (Neurorehabilitation)  

£46,000–£52,000

Our client, a well-respected and person-centred neurorehabilitation service, is seeking a Senior Speech and Language Therapist to join their dedicated multidisciplinary team supporting individuals living with acquired brain injuries.

This is a rewarding opportunity for an experienced SLT who thrives on autonomy, values collaborative working, and is passionate about empowering people to reclaim their communication and swallowing abilities in a nurturing and specialist environment.

As a Senior Speech and Language Therapist, you will play a pivotal role in delivering life-changing therapy to residents facing complex communication and swallowing challenges following brain injury. You’ll work independently to assess, plan and deliver tailored interventions, problem-solve collaboratively with residents and their support networks, and offer expert training to care teams.

What We’re Looking For

• Degree in Speech and Language Therapy
• HCPC registration
• Dysphagia competencies (assessment and management)
• Minimum 4 years post-qualification experience
• Experience in managing complex clinical cases, ideally in neurorehabilitation or a similar setting
• Excellent communication, problem-solving, and teamworking skills
• A compassionate and resilient approach to supporting individuals with brain injuries

What’s on Offer

• Competitive salary: £46,000–£52,000
• Life assurance and company pension scheme
• Health plan and dedicated wellbeing support
• Training, development and career progression opportunities
• Long service awards recognising your commitment

Key Responsibilities

• Carry out detailed assessments and deliver person-centred interventions
• Manage a caseload of residents with a wide range of speech, language, and swallowing needs
• Work closely with families, carers and staff to support holistic recovery and communication goals
• Provide training and guidance to care teams to support consistent approaches
• Contribute to MDT meetings and service development initiatives
• Promote best practices in communication and dysphagia management

Reference: WILL135305/DB