Band 7 Speech & Language Therapist – Adult Acute Inpatient

Pulse is recruiting an experienced Band 7 Speech & Language Therapist to join the Adult Acute Speech & Language Therapy team at University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust. This role involves delivering high‑quality assessment and intervention for adults with communication and swallowing needs within an acute inpatient environment.

The successful clinician will work autonomously, managing a varied caseload and contributing specialist expertise to the wider multidisciplinary team.

• →Provide specialist assessment and treatment for adults with communication impairments and dysphagia
• →Work across acute inpatient wards, supporting patients with complex medical presentations
• →Collaborate with families, carers, and MDT colleagues to deliver patient‑centred care
• →Maintain accurate, timely clinical documentation
• →Contribute to safe discharge planning and continuity of care

• Speech and Language Therapy degree recognised in the UK
• HCPC‑registered Speech & Language Therapist
• RCSLT membership
• Experience working with an adult acute inpatient caseload (NHS experience not essential)
• Postgraduate dysphagia training
• Must be a car driver or have reliable transport around the Borough
• Ideally mask‑fit tested (can be arranged on arrival if needed)

Pulse offers a specialist, personalised recruitment experience. Our consultants understand your clinical field and work closely with you to secure roles that align with your skills, experience, and career goals. We provide access to exclusive opportunities and ongoing support throughout your placement.

If you’re interested in this role or would like to explore similar opportunities, you can choose one of the following:

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