Job Description

Job Summary

To work as part of an multi/interdisciplinary team providing speech and language therapy (SaLT) input within the Brainkind Neurobehavioral model to People We Support with acquired brain injury (ABI) and to lead on SaLT provision within the service. To consult with internal and external professionals, family members and People We Support.

MAIN TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

To apply the neurobehavioral approach to brain injury, demonstrating knowledge of current research findings, and best practice in the field. To manage and prioritise a caseload of People We Support with complex mental/physical health needs and/or challenging behaviour. To use evidence-based practice, service user centred principles and clinical reasoning to assess, plan, implement and evaluate intervention. To undertake comprehensive assessments, considering environment, context, and future, of People We Support to formulate appropriate o rehabilitation goals o care plans o communication and dysphagia therapy programmes o referrals. To overcome barriers in communication to actively engage People We Support in assessment, rehabilitation, and discharge planning to gain valid informed consent. Where necessary, work within a legal framework with People We Support who lack capacity to consent to treatment.

Skills

Strong knowledge of anatomy related to speech production. Proficiency in speech therapy techniques and methodologies. Understanding of physiology as it pertains to communication processes. Familiarity with medical terminology relevant to speech-language pathology. Excellent interpersonal skills to build rapport with clients and their families. Strong organisational skills for managing multiple cases effectively. Ability to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team.
This role is ideal for a motivated individual who is passionate about helping others improve their communication skills and achieve their personal goals.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: 46,148.00-52,809.00 per year

Work Location: In person