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Organisation:

Durham and Chester-le-Street Locality

Part of:

County Durham Primary Care Trust

Sector:

Childrens Speech and Language Therapy in Collaboration with Community of Learning 3

Location:

Derwentside

Grade/Salary:

Band 3 (£13,473 - £16,799 per annum)

Working option:

Full Time

2 years fixed term contract.

We are looking for a Speech and Language Therapy Assistant to deliver therapy programmes to children and young people in one to one and group situations in schools and nurseries within Community of Learning 3 (Derwentside area).

Community of Learning 3 has made funding for this exciting joint-initiative available. You will be supported by, and work in close liaison with, qualified Speech and Language Therapists and teaching staff from Community of Learning 3.

The Children’s Speech and Language Therapy Service is a pro-active and well-established department. A comprehensive joint-training programme will be provided by our department and staff within Community of Learning 3.

Relevant experience working as a Nursery Nurse or Learning Support Assistant is essential.

We are looking for candidates with good written and verbal communication skills. Previous experience delivering speech and language programmes to speech disordered children and/or young people is desirable. You will need to be able to relate to a wide range of people from a variety of backgrounds and be committed to working in a multi-agency environment.

For further information or an informal chat please contact Linda Ridsdale, Clinical Coordinator, Mainstream Speech and Language Therapy Team on (01207) 213183.

Due to the nature of this post it is deemed to require a Criminal Records Bureau Disclosure at ENHANCED Level. Further information on the disclosure service is available from www.disclosure.gov.uk

For an application pack please call the Recruitment Line on (0191) 3744201.

Closing date: Friday, 10 November 2006
Ref: 5/576

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