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Mayday Healthcare is a specialist recruitment agency. We are currently recruiting for Paediatric Speech & Language Therapist candidates to start immediately in Farnborough, for block bookings for a minimum of 3 months. The job will require you to:
- Have a minimum of 6 months prior experience working in a band 6 role
- Hold a HCPC registration
- Devise and deliver a suitable treatment programme working on a one-to-one basis or in groups
- Monitor patient progress
- Liaising with parents and/or guardians
As a Mayday Speech and Language Therapist you’ll have access to a number of benefits including:
- High pay rates
- Flexible, regular shifts to suit your availability
- Free uniform and ID
- Revalidation Guidance
- 24/7 Support from our expert team
- Regular training and CPD opportunities
We have a range of Peadiatric Speech & Language Therapist jobs available in Hampshire, both temporary and permanent, so please get in touch with our nursing recruitment team today and we will find a position to match your preferences.
To provide a specialist Speech & Language Therapy Service to children and young people on the caseload some of whom may have complex needs.
To work as an autonomous practitioner, in collaboration with health, education staff, children/young people and their parents, to deliver integrated specialised packages of care to children with complex speech, language and communication and feeding difficulties.
To act as a caseload list co-ordinator managing the overall administration of the caseload list, monitoring activity and being the main point of contact for all matters pertaining to the caseload list and service provided.
To work as a competent dysphagia practitioner (Level C, RCSLT Dysphagia Competency framework) and be able to manage a caseload independently.
To liaise with the children’s dysphagia team and triage and prioritise caseloads accordingly.
To provide support and mentoring to less experience colleagues.
To train students, other healthcare professionals and staff from other agencies who work with children with speech and language difficulties.