Band 6 Speech and Language Therapist - Hull

Pulse is currently seeking a skilled and motivated Speech and Language Therapist to support an adult neuro caseload. This flexible opportunity is open to both Band 5 therapists who have completed their RCSLT NQP competencies (for communication-only caseloads), and Band 6 therapists with a postgraduate dysphagia qualification and experience managing dysphagia independently.

The successful candidate will work with adults presenting with a range of neurological conditions, delivering high-quality speech and language therapy interventions remotely or in a flexible location.

• →Independently manage a dysphagia caseload (Band 6).
• →Provide assessment and therapy for communication disorders in adults with neurological conditions.
• →Work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams to support patient outcomes.
• →Maintain accurate clinical documentation in line with professional standards.
• →Use SystemOne (preferred) for clinical record keeping and caseload management.
• →Contribute to service development and patient-centred care planning.

• Hold a recognised degree in Speech and Language Therapy.
• Be a full member of RCSLT and HCPC registered.
• Have a postgraduate qualification in dysphagia (Band 6 applicants).
• Have at least 1 year of experience independently managing a dysphagia caseload.
• Stroke experience is not essential.
• Be confident in working with adult neuro caseloads.
• Be proactive, organised, and committed to delivering high-quality care.

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