"Entering the Workplace" has been added to the group site links or you can go direct to "Entering the Workplace"  on the sltnorth website. The Word doc is attached.

Best wishes

Liz Panton

Full time. Closing date 10th March 2003.
Word document attached or go to
http://www.geocities.com/sltnorth/Advertised_Vacancies/ad-S-Tyneside-02.html

Best wishes

Liz Panton

Full time or part time, closing date 6th March 2002
Word document attached or go to
http://www.geocities.com/sltnorth/Advertised_Vacancies/ad-Newcastle-01.html

Best wishes

As there are still some places on this course, the closing date for
applications has been extended - until we are full

Information and a booking form are attached.

This can also be downloaded from

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/slt-north/files/Courses%2C%20Study%20Days%2C%2
0SIG%27s%20/APHASIA_Kathryn_Garrett.doc
<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/slt-north/files/Courses%2C%20Study%20Days%2C%
20SIG%27s%20/APHASIA_Kathryn_Garrett.doc>

Or viewed at
http://www.geocities.com/sltnorth/Courses_Conferences_Study_Days_SIGs/APHASI
A_Kathryn_Garrett_webpage.htm
<http://www.geocities.com/sltnorth/Courses_Conferences_Study_Days_SIGs/APHAS
IA_Kathryn_Garrett_webpage.htm>

For further info, email communicate@...
<mailto:communicate@...> or speak to Karen Lewis on 0191 219 5640/1

Best wishes

Liz Panton
Head of Service
Communicate

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<slt_vacancies_northern_owner@y...> wrote:

New Links in the "Professional and Employment" Folder

ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONS BULLETIN - DEPT. OF HEALTH
This link takes you to a list of all the DOH Bulletins. Scroll down
to link to the AHP Bulletin.
http://www.doh.gov.uk/publications/bulletins.htm

SPEECH THERAPIST PORTAL: NATIONAL ELECTRONIC LIBRARY FOR HEALTH
The National electronic Library for Health Programme is working with
NHS Libraries to develop a digital library for NHS staff, patients
and the public. This is a pilot portal web site.
http://www.nelh.nhs.uk/speechtherapist/

TIP: If you visit a web site and want to visit it again, add it to
your own "Favourites". Create new "Favourites Folders" with names
that make sense for you, eg. "NHS", "Employment", "Professional
Issues", "Publications & Publishers", to make doubly sure you can
find useful web sites again.


Best wishes,

Liz Panton
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--- In slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com, Liz Panton
<slt_vacancies_northern_owner@y...> wrote:

Post 1: REF NP12/03  Community Resource Base: High School Students
Spine Points 33-35 (£28,438 - £30,756) or Spine Points 36-38
(£31,989 - £34,599) dependent on experience. Full Time or Job Share.
Fixed term one year initially. Part of multi-disciplinary team based
in purpose built resourced centre.

Post 2: REF NP13/03 Paediatric Team Senior SLT.
Spine Points 31-36 (£26,293 -£28,438). Full Time, permanent post.
Includes a major role as a clinical educator.

A copy of the RCSLT advertisement is attached.

Contact for information about these posts or to arrange informal
visit: Carrie Brunton, Speech & Language Therapist
Carrie.Brunton@@northumbria-healthcare.nhs.uk

For a job description and application form, contact the Human
Resources Dept on 0191 219 5003 (24 hour recruitment line) and quote
relevant job reference for post (see above).

You can also access the job advert by going to the group site at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/slt-vacancies-northern then
click "Links", then "Advertised Vacancies: RCSLT Bulletin Supplement"
then the link to "PAEDS & HIGH SCHOOL POSTS: NORTH TYNESIDE"

For more information about North Tyneside PCT visit
http://www.northtynesidepct.nhs.uk/

For more information about this part of the country visit the "You
can have it all!" folder on the group site at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/slt-vacancies-
northern/links/You_CAN_have_it_all__001039285775/

or go direct to these web sites:

http://www.northtyneside.gov.uk/leisure/index.shtml

http://www.visitnorthumbria.com/nutshell/nutshell_cover.htm

http://www.n-e-life.com/

TIP: When you visit a web site or web page, think about whether you
might want to find it again. If you might want to visit it again, add
it to your own "Favourites". Create new "Favourites Folders" with
names that make sense for you, eg. "NHS", "Employment", "Professional
Issues", "Publications & Publishers". This will help you to find
useful places again.


Best wishes,

Liz Panton
Please reply to: slt-vacancies-northern-owner@yahoogroups.com



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--- In slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com, Liz Panton
<slt_vacancies_northern_owner@y...> wrote:

New "Links Folder" added to slt-north group site: "The Bigger Picture
in the NHS".

Summary of contents: Strategic Health Authorities, Workforce
Development Confederations and the NHS Modernisation Agency in the
North and Cumbria.

Navigation: Click "Links" on the Home page
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/slt-north/
then the folder "Employers, Speech & Language Therapy Services and
the NHS" then the folder "The Bigger Picture in the NHS".

Links in this folder:

NHS CAREERS
Join the team and make a difference.
http://www.nhscareers.nhs.uk/index.html

NHS EXCELLENCE NORTH: COUNTY DURHAM & TEES VALLEY
NHS Modernisation Agency web site.
http://www.nyx.org.uk/shas/sha3/home.html

NHS EXCELLENCE NORTH: CUMBRIA AND LANCASHIRE
NHS Modernisation Agency web site.
http://www.nyx.org.uk/shas/sha2/home.html

NHS EXCELLENCE NORTH: NORTHUMBERLAND AND TYNE & WEAR
NHS Modernisation web site.
http://www.excellencenorth.org.uk/shas/sha1/home.html#

STRATEGIC HEALTH AUTHORITY: COUNTY DURHAM AND TEES VALLEY
Overall health care strategy for this area.
http://www.nhs.uk/root/localnhsservices/orgs/mainSite.asp?id=Q10

STRATEGIC HEALTH AUTHORITY: CUMBRIA & LANCASHIRE
Overall health care strategy for this area.
http://www.nhs.uk/root/localnhsservices/orgs/mainSite.asp?id=Q13

STRATEGIC HEALTH AUTHORITY: NORTHUMBERLAND AND TYNE & WEAR
Overall health care strategy for this area.
http://www.ntwha.nhs.uk/

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT CONFEDERATION: CUMBRIA & LANCASHIRE
The mission of the Cumbria and Lancashire Workforce Development
Confederation is to get the right people with the right skills in the
right jobs at the right time.
http://www.clwdc.nhs.uk/

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT CONFEDERATION: NORTHERN ENGLAND
Workforce Development Confederations (formerly Known as Education and
Training Consortia) bring together groups of NHS Trusts, universities
and colleges to co-ordinate healthcare training provision within each
local area. These contacts will be able to provide information on
availability of courses close to you.
http://www.newdc.nhs.uk/

TIP: When you visit a web site or web page, think about whether you
might want to find it again.  If you might want to visit it again,
add it to your own "Favourites".  Create new "Favourites Folders"
with names that make sense for you,
eg. "NHS", "Employment", "Professional Issues", "Publications &
Publishers". This will help you to find useful places again.


Best wishes,

Liz Panton
Please reply to: slt-vacancies-northern-owner@yahoogroups.com



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--- In slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com, Liz Panton
<slt_vacancies_northern_owner@y...> wrote:

Spine Points 28-30. (£23,374 - £25,282). Part time - 32 hours a week,
term time only. Fixed term or secondment to 31 March 2004.

Part of multi-disciplinary team supporting transition of children
with Special Educational Needs from Riverside Early Excellence Centre
into statutory provision.

A copy of the RCSLT advertisement is attached.

Contact for information about these posts: Alison Proudfoot, Clinical
Lead, Speech & Language Therapy Alison.Proudfoot@n...

For a job description and application form, contact the Human
Resources Dept on 0191 219 5003 - quote job reference NP99/02

You can also access the job advert by going to the group site at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/slt-vacancies-northern then
click "Links", then "Advertised Vacancies: RCSLT Bulletin Supplement"
then the link to "EARLY YEARS SPECIAL NEEDS, NEW POST: NORTH TYNESIDE"

For more information about North Tyneside PCT visit
http://www.northtynesidepct.nhs.uk/

For more information about this part of the country visit the "You
can have it all!" folder on the group site at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/slt-vacancies-
northern/links/You_CAN_have_it_all__001039285775/

or go direct to these websites:

http://www.northtyneside.gov.uk/leisure/index.shtml

http://www.visitnorthumbria.com/nutshell/nutshell_cover.htm

http://www.n-e-life.com/




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--- In slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com, Liz Panton
<slt_vacancies_northern_owner@y...> wrote:

Mainstream Paediatrics Spine Points 31-33, either 2 x 0.5, or 1 full
time post (copy of RCSLT Bulletin Supplement advertisement attached)

Contact for information about these posts: Penny Best, Speech &
Language Therapist, 0191 569 9122

For a job description and application form, email the Personnel Dept
at, employment.services@c... and quote job reference PMPT02075

To  view or download an image of the RCSLT advertisement, visit
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/slt-vacancies-northern/files/Advertised%
20Vacancies/Sunderland_01.jpg

You can also access this image by going to the group site at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/slt-vacancies-northern then
click "Links", then "Advertised Vacancies: RCSLT Bulletin Supplement"
then the link to PAEDS, MAINSTREAM: SUNDERLAND

For more information about City Hospitals Sunderland visit
http://www.sunderland.nhs.uk/chs/

For more information about this part of the country visit the "You
can have it all!" folder on the group site at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/slt-vacancies-
northern/links/You_CAN_have_it_all__001039285775/
or go direct to these websites:
http://www.sunderland.com/
http://www.visitnorthumbria.com/nutshell/nutshell_cover.htm




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--- In slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com, Liz Panton
<slt_vacancies_northern_owner@y...> wrote:

New Links Folder added to slt-north group site: IT TRAINING AND
SUPPORT in the "Tips and information about email lists and other IT
and internet issues and information." Links Folder.

Summary of contents: Free training: EDL, the "European Driving
Licence" is the basic skills standard for all NHS staff. Information,
interaction and support - the NHS Informatics Learning Networks
eCommunity.

Links in this folder:

ECDL - "GETTING STARTED" TRAINING COURSES - PRE-ECDL SKILLS
AIM: To provide the necessary foundation for those who wish to
progress to ECDL using e learning. Regional contacts are on this page
http://www.nhsia.nhs.uk/wowwi/pages/regions/nyorks/default.asp
http://www.nhsia.nhs.uk/nhid/pages/programmes/ecdl/getting_started.asp

ECDL - ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONS - pdf file
ECDL - European Computer Driving Licence - Basic IT Skills Standard
for the NHS : Allied Health Professions. Equivalent documents for
other NHS staff groups simply quote different, relevant "satisfied
users". All are available at "Ways of Working with Information,
Informatics Resources"
http://www.nhsia.nhs.uk/wowwi/resource_informatics/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/slt-vacancies-northern/files/NHSIA%20%
28Info%20Authority%29%20%26%20ILN%20%28Informatics%20Learning%
20Networks%29/ECDL%20allied%20health.pdf
(NB: A copy of this file is attached to this email)

ECDL - BASIC IT SKILLS TRAINING FOR ALL NHS STAFF
ECDL is a flexible, modular qualification designed to cover the key
concepts of IT and its practical application in the workplace. It I
estimated that a complete novice should be able to complete the whole
qualification in about 100 hours while those with some IT skills can
complete it in as few as 20 hours. The on-line learning programme
will be delivered by a consortium led by Spring IT Training and
including Learn ECDL, and NCC Education. The consortium is the
preferred supplier, selected by the NHS Information Authority, and
will offer a national tracking and monitoring service for ECDL
registrations and access to the learning and testing materials.
http://www.nhsia.nhs.uk/nhid/pages/programmes/ecdl/basicit.asp

ECDL - FAQs FROM COMMUNITIES (eg. TRUSTS)
Do we have to be an Accredited Test Centre to Teach Staff? Do we have
to pay the BCS fee of £350? What do we have to do to become a test
centre? How do I contact the National Team? Will there be national
money to back fill staff time? Do we have to alter our network
configuration to run the software?
http://www.nhsia.nhs.uk/nhid/pages/programmes/ecdl/comm_faq.asp?om=m20

ECDL - NHS HOMEPAGE
The European Computer Driving Licence was established in 1988 by the
Finnish Computer Society and was quickly adopted as a National
Standard in IT competency in that country. During the early 1990's
the curriculum was developed and adopted by the EU member states as a
European Award. In 1996 the British Computer Society decided to
promote the ECDL within the UK and since that time the number of
people registering per year has grown to approximately 200,000 people
in the UK. Further information on ECDL ,access for NHS staff and
useful links.
http://www.nhsia.nhs.uk/nhid/pages/programmes/ecdl/

ECDL - NHS VOUCHER SCHEME
"There are over a million staff employed in the NHSA in England and
we want to be able to offer every NHS employee the opportunity to
gain the ECDL qualification. The voucher scheme is the entry point to
ECDL for all staff. The voucher scheme allows the individual to
assess their ability and need to embark on the qualification prior to
registering with the British Computer Society (BCS). It would be too
expensive and may devalue the qualification if we were to issue every
member of staff with a Log Book before establishing their commitment
to taking the qualification."
http://www.nhsia.nhs.uk/nhid/pages/programmes/ecdl/voucher_scheme.asp

ECDL - PROJECT UPDATE (JAN 2003) pdf file
Extract: "The Department of Health has set the following targets for
health communities within this year's advice as part of the financial
planning framework: • All person specifications must show a required
competence in the Basic IT Skills by March 2005; • On appointment all
NHS Staff must hold the ECDL or equivalent, or commit to gaining it
within 2 years from April 2003; • All NHS staff must have IT Skills
equivalent to the "Getting Started" and 40% of staff to have gained
the ECDL by March 2005; • All local health communities within each
StHA will have 2 fully accredited ECDL test centres by December
2003."
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/slt-vacancies-northern/files/NHSIA%20%
28Info%20Authority%29%20%26%20ILN%20%28Informatics%20Learning%
20Networks%29/ecdl_basic_IT_skills_project_update.pdf
(NB: A copy of this file is attached to this email).

NHS INL (Informatics Learning Networks) eCOMMUNITY - NORTHERN &
YORKSHIRE
Regional contacts, training events, information, etc. Link to
download the European Computer Driving Licence Resource Pack zipped
archive (NHSnet connections only). Links to other ILN regional
websites.
http://www.ecommunity.nhs.uk/regions/northyorks/

NHS INL (Informatics Learning Networks) PLANNING SURVEY
Tell the NHS about your IT training needs. "In order to help the
Informatics Learning Network Project Managers plan future events they
would like to identify your training needs i.e. what you want to know
and find out about health informatics. It would also be helpful if
you could provide feedback on you prefer to learn. Your responses
will remain anonymous, unless you state that you are happy for your
responses to be used and attributed to you. All questions relate to
the Informatics Learning Network (previously called Regional Learning
Network)."
http://www.ecommunity.nhs.uk/survey/index.html

NHS INL (Informatics Learning Networks) eCOMMUNITY - NATIONAL
HOMEPAGE
This project, managed by the Ways of Working with Information (now
NHID) programme, also provides a web based eCommunity where members
(and others) can come together to find out more about Learning
Informatics Networks, as well as enter discussion on important IM&T
subjects. This virtual support environment encourages
multidisciplinary, nation-wide IM&T debate in an environment aimed at
addressing IM&T from a clinical rather than technical perspective.
National overview, results of national surveys, etc. Links to all
regional eCommunities.
http://www.ecommunity.nhs.uk/

NHSIA (NHS Information Authority) WAYS OF WORKING WITH INFORMATION
PROJECT - NORTHERN & YORKSHIRE WEBSITE
These web pages are aimed at supporting the development of IM&T
skills by NHS staff within Northern and Yorkshire. Contact details
for NHSIA Regional Education, Training and Development staff.
http://www.nhsia.nhs.uk/wowwi/pages/regions/nyorks/default.asp?om=m2



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--- In slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com, "Liz Panton
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<slt_vacancies_northern_owner@y...> wrote:
Forwarded for information:

-----Original Message---
From:  Sylvia Stirling [mailto:sylvia.stirling@R...]
Sent: 28 January 2003 14:50
To: SLT-LIST-UK@J...
Subject: Date of the next Returner's course at RCSLT is 20
March 2003

In case you have any enquiries about Returning to Practise, the next
course to be run at RCSLT is on 20 March 2003.
Further information is available from Short.Courses@r...
or the Short Courses Office, RCSLT, 2 White Hart Yard, London SE1 1NX
Tel: 020 7378 1200.
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--- In slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com, "carolinewills2000
<caroline.wills@n...>" <caroline.wills@n...> wrote:
We have a vacancy for an experienced therapist (Band 2)to work with a
large multi-disciplinary team in Newcastle. The post offers the
opportunity to work with  adults or children or both.

Tha post is for 12 months and would provide an oportunity to develop
further skills in the area of Learning disability.

The post is well supported within SLT and the wider team and there
are 2 SLT assistants.

For further information contact caroline.wills@n...
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--- In slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com, "Liz Panton
<slt_vacancies_northern_owner@y...>"
<slt_vacancies_northern_owner@y...> wrote:
If you are using a telephone line to get on to the internet for email
and/or access to the "world wide web", it is important to protect
your computer against viruses and other nasty cyber-creatures!

(If your computer is part of a workplace network with it's own
server, maybe someone else is looking after internet security for
you.)

The links shown below are now on the slt-north site.
Click "Links" then "Tips and information about email lists and other
internet issues".  There are many alternative solutions to the
problems noted, and you might already know of better ones.  All the
programs listed have been recommended on www.pcforums.co.uk and I use
them myself.  Believe me, if you get a virus on your computer once,
then you will not want to let it happen again :)

INTERNET EFFICIENCY: DOWNLOAD ACCELERATOR
Not free.  But if you are thinking of downloading lots of things, it
will save you time, and if time is money, it will save you money :)
http://www.speedbit.com

INTERNET SECURITY: MESSENGER SPAM BLOCKING
Free download to "Stop Messenger Spam" or see links on the "Stop
Messenger Spam" home page for instructions to change your computer
settings to block those pesky grey boxes!
http://www.stopmessengerspam.com

INTERNET SECURITY: SPYWARE BLOCKING
Spywareblaster, free download. Block other internet users and
commercial websites from spying on you.
http://www.wilderssecurity.com/spywareblaster.html

INTERNET SECURITY: SPYWARE CLEAN-UP
"Spybot Search and Destroy", free download. If you have not been
protecting your computer from Spyware, this program will clean it up
for you.
http://spybot.eon.net.au/index.php?lang=en&page=download

INTERNET SECURITY: STOP POPUPS AND MORE
Secure IE lets you block those irritating adverts that pop up all the
time. Also blocks some types of computer hacking and lets you open
multiple websites in one browser window. Not free, but safer than
Internet Explorer and said to compare favourably with Opera and
Netscape.
http://www.secureie.com

INTERNET SECURITY: VIRUS PROTECTION
AVG Anti-Virus Guard - Free Download. If you don't have virus
protection then sooner or later you WILL get a virus, either through
an email, from a website or simply through using Microsoft Outlook or
Internet Explorer.
http://www.grisoft.com/html/us_index.htm?
session=26c5b387ea23a0d5cf7f200bd1e889a6

INTERNET SECURITY: EXTRA PROTECTION - FREE FIREWALL
If you think you need a "Firewall" to block all hackers not covered
by other security measures, you can download Zonealarm free.
http://www.zonelabs.com/store/content/company/products/znalm/freeDownl
oad.jsp

Hope this is helpful :)
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--- In slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com, Liz Panton
<slt_vacancies_northern_owner@y...> wrote:

(Re-sent as previous posting has not appeared after 24 hours -
apologies if you end up receiving this twice).

Mainstream Education, Paeds, full time, permanent x 1;

Mainstream Education, Paeds & Special Needs, full time, permanent x
1;

Locum Mainstream Education, Physical Disability & Special Needs,
fulltime, locum x 1.

Contact for information about these posts, Graham Williamson, SLT
Consultant Manager,

graham.williamson@s...

To  view or download an image of the RCSLT advertisement, visit

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/slt-vacancies-northern/files/Advertised%
20Vacancies/Sedgefield_01.jpg

(This long link might be broken in your email.  If so, you can mend
it.  Put your cursor at the end of the first line and press the
delete key once.  This should re-create the complete link).

You can also access this image by going to the group site at

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/slt-vacancies-northern

then click "Links", then "Advertised Vacancies: RCSLT Bulletin
Supplement" then the link under "PAEDS & SPECIAL NEEDS POSTS: CO.
DURHAM"

For more information about Sedgefield PCT visit

http://www.sedgefield-pct.nhs.uk/

For more information about this part of the country visit

http://www.durham.gov.uk/durhamcc/usp.nsf/pws/tourism+-
+tourism+Tours+Co+Durham+Tour+Map

http://www.visitnorthumbria.com/nutshell/nutshell_cover.htm

These links are on the group site in the "You can have it all!"
folder.



Reminder: contact for information about these posts, Graham
Williamson, SLT Consultant Manager

graham.williamson@s...



(Information sent by Liz Panton)


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--- In slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com, "Liz Panton
<slt_vacancies_northern_owner@y...>"
<slt_vacancies_northern_owner@y...> wrote:
If you visit the RCSLT website to view Bulletin or Bulletin
Supplement online, you will see a message telling you that that
section of the website is only accessible to RCSLT members and is
password protected. I contacted RCSLT as several members, myself
included, have requested a password to access the Bulletin section on
the RCSLT website and had no response.

There is a link on the RCSLT site to a form to request a password. If
you complete the form you should get an automatic message like this:

"Thank you for the password request.
At present (although this is going to change very soon) there is not
an awful lot that is actually "password-protected"). Currently,
certain sections, such as the Accreditation sections, the Overseas
sections etc., have a fixed password. These sections can be accessed
with "whyme". However, this is going to change soon (to a system
where every user has his/her own password), and when it does, you
will be informed via e-mail. Your next RCSLT membership card will
have a unique PIN number that will be used as your password. Thank
you for your interest."

However, this message has not been generated automatically every time
someone has applied for a password. I only received it when I emailed
RCSLT to say that I had asked for a password some time ago and had
had no response.

So, at the moment, it seems that these sections of the RCSLT website
are still accessible to both members and non-members and are not
password-protected.

The Bulletin Section of the website is here
http://www.rcslt.org/bulletin.shtml

Hope this is helpful.
--- End forwarded message ---

--- In slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com, "Liz Panton
<slt_vacancies_northern_owner@y...>"
<slt_vacancies_northern_owner@y...> wrote:
Sure Start Coordinator and other Sure Start posts.

An image of the advertisement from this week's RCSLT Bulletin
Supplement be viewed or downloaded at:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/slt-vacancies-northern/files/Advertised%
20Vacancies/Hartlepool_01.jpg

(This long link might be broken in your email. If so, you can mend
it. Put your cursor at the end of the first line and press the delete
key. This should re-create the complete link).

For information about the Hartlepool area, visit these sites –
http://www.teesside.com/
http://www.uktouristinfo.com/counties/cleve/index.htm

For information about these posts, contact:
Nikki Wray, Speech and Language Therapy Services Manager
nikki.wray@n...
--- End forwarded message ---

--- In slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com, "margaret_lines
<Margaret.lines@t...>" <Margaret.lines@t...> wrote:
Exciting and varied job for newly qualified SLT/s in Middlesbrough,
with the chance to get experience in mainstream childrens service,
special needs, autism and hearing impairment. Watch this space and
watch Bulletin too.
--- End forwarded message ---

--- In slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com, Alexander Binns
<binnsalexander@y...> wrote:

Hi Vicci, yeah I was really surprised to get such a great placement
at Middlesborough and really looking forward to it! R u applying for
the postgraduate programmes? how long were your interviews? hope they
went well!
Alex
  Victoria Craig <vicci.craig@d...> wrote:Alex,

I was lucky enough to attend a similar work experience week at
Teesside
recently and each interview at University focussed heavily upon my
experience there.  More than one commented on what a great
opportunity this
was to gain experience.

It's a lovely place too.

Vicci


----- Original Message -----
From: "Margaret Lines" <Margaret.lines@t...>
To: <slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, January 15, 2003 8:35 AM
Subject: RE: [slt-vacancies-northern] Work experience in
Yorkshire/North
East


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> Hello Alex. I may be able to help you! We have a work experience
week
> from Feb 24th to Feb 27th here in Middlesbrough (which covers the
whole
> of Redcar & Cleveland as well). Please send your address & telephone
> contact to catherine.quinn@t... She will mail out details
> to you as soon as she can, and you will be able to join the group.
> Margaret Lines
> Head of SLT
> Middlesbrough PCT
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: binnsalexander <binnsalexander@y...>
> [mailto:binnsalexander@y...]
> Sent: 14 January 2003 17:39
> To: slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [slt-vacancies-northern] Work experience in Yorkshire/North
> East
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I am an undergraduate student taking my third and final year at York
> University, studying for a BA (Hons) in Linguistics and English
> Literature. I intend to apply for a Masters degree that would enable
> me to qualify as a speech and language therapist. However, the
> institutions offering these programmes expect relevant work
> experience from prospective students. Would it be possible to
> undertake some work experience with any speech therapy units out
> there, and to offer my support in whatever way possible? I cannot
> overstate how valuable this work experience would be.
>
> I would completely understand if you felt that my presence might
> interrupt your normal working practices.
>
> If you require any further details about myself, as regards academic
> background etc., please do not hesitate to contact me (by email if
> possible, binnsalexander@y... )
>
> Thanks!
>
> Alex
>
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--- In slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com, "Victoria Craig"
<vicci.craig@d...> wrote:
Alex,

I was lucky enough to attend a similar work experience week at
Teesside
recently and each interview at University focussed heavily upon my
experience there.  More than one commented on what a great
opportunity this
was to gain experience.

It's a lovely place too.

Vicci


----- Original Message -----
From: "Margaret Lines" <Margaret.lines@t...>
To: <slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, January 15, 2003 8:35 AM
Subject: RE: [slt-vacancies-northern] Work experience in
Yorkshire/North
East


>
**********************************************************************
> This email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and
> intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they
> are addressed. If you have received this email in error please
notify
> the system manager.
>
> Any queries ref the above should be directed to Information Systems
Team
> Flatts Lane (01642 283949)
>
> www.mimesweeper.com
>
**********************************************************************
>
> Hello Alex. I may be able to help you! We have a work experience
week
> from Feb 24th to Feb 27th here in Middlesbrough (which covers the
whole
> of Redcar & Cleveland as well). Please send your address & telephone
> contact to catherine.quinn@t... She will mail out details
> to you as soon as she can, and you will be able to join the group.
> Margaret Lines
> Head of SLT
> Middlesbrough PCT
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: binnsalexander <binnsalexander@y...>
> [mailto:binnsalexander@y...]
> Sent: 14 January 2003 17:39
> To: slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [slt-vacancies-northern] Work experience in Yorkshire/North
> East
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I am an undergraduate student taking my third and final year at York
> University, studying for a BA (Hons) in Linguistics and English
> Literature. I intend to apply for a Masters degree that would enable
> me to qualify as a speech and language therapist. However, the
> institutions offering these programmes expect relevant work
> experience from prospective students. Would it be possible to
> undertake some work experience with any speech therapy units out
> there, and to offer my support in whatever way possible? I cannot
> overstate how valuable this work experience would be.
>
> I would completely understand if you felt that my presence might
> interrupt your normal working practices.
>
> If you require any further details about myself, as regards academic
> background etc., please do not hesitate to contact me (by email if
> possible, binnsalexander@y... )
>
> Thanks!
>
> Alex
>
>
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--- End forwarded message ---

--- In slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com, "Margaret Lines"
<Margaret.lines@t...> wrote:

Hello Alex. I may be able to help you! We have a work experience week
from Feb 24th to Feb 27th here in Middlesbrough (which covers the
whole
of Redcar & Cleveland as well). Please send your address & telephone
contact to catherine.quinn@t... She will mail out details
to you as soon as she can, and you will be able to join the group.
Margaret Lines
Head of SLT
Middlesbrough PCT

-----Original Message-----
From: binnsalexander <binnsalexander@y...>
[mailto:binnsalexander@y...]
Sent: 14 January 2003 17:39
To: slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [slt-vacancies-northern] Work experience in Yorkshire/North
East


Hi,

I am an undergraduate student taking my third and final year at York
University, studying for a BA (Hons) in Linguistics and English
Literature. I intend to apply for a Masters degree that would enable
me to qualify as a speech and language therapist. However, the
institutions offering these programmes expect relevant work
experience from prospective students. Would it be possible to
undertake some work experience with any speech therapy units out
there, and to offer my support in whatever way possible? I cannot
overstate how valuable this work experience would be.

I would completely understand if you felt that my presence might
interrupt your normal working practices.

If you require any further details about myself, as regards academic
background etc., please do not hesitate to contact me (by email if
possible, binnsalexander@y... )

Thanks!

Alex



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--- End forwarded message ---

--- In slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com, "binnsalexander
<binnsalexander@y...>" <binnsalexander@y...> wrote:
Hi,

I am an undergraduate student taking my third and final year at York
University, studying for a BA (Hons) in Linguistics and English
Literature. I intend to apply for a Masters degree that would enable
me to qualify as a speech and language therapist. However, the
institutions offering these programmes expect relevant work
experience from prospective students. Would it be possible to
undertake some work experience with any speech therapy units out
there, and to offer my support in whatever way possible? I cannot
overstate how valuable this work experience would be.

I would completely understand if you felt that my presence might
interrupt your normal working practices.

If you require any further details about myself, as regards academic
background etc., please do not hesitate to contact me (by email if
possible, binnsalexander@y... )

Thanks!

Alex
--- End forwarded message ---

--- In slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com, "Victoria Craig"
<vicci.craig@d...> wrote:
Hi Liz,

thanks for replying.  I'm sorry to be brief but I am hurrying off to
school
and have just checked my e-mail before I go.

I would be really grateful if you would speak to the local TALK group
on my
behalf, the same goes for any group who you think may be interested in
having a pre-university student help out.

I think that RCSLT web site has been great.  I think my own profile
for a
University has benefited greatly by visiting there and following
leads/advice.  With a bit of luck this e-mail group might do the same.

Thanks for your help.

Vicci


----- Original Message -----
From: <slt_vacancies_northern_owner@y...>
To: <slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, December 12, 2002 11:43 PM
Subject: [slt-vacancies-northern] Re: Offer of volunteering


> Vicci, You are very welcome here. I am wondering if the local club
> for laryngectomees, TALK, would be interested in some help. If you
> would like me to find out, let me know.
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Liz Panton
>
> --- In slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com, "Victoria Craig"
> <vicci.craig@d...> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> >
> >
> > I saw this e-mail group advertised on the RCSLT student/wannabe
> student web
> > site.  I think it is probably aimed at students who are already
> undergoing
> > training or people who are qualified SLT practitioners, but no
harm
> in
> > putting my nose in anyway I hope!
> >
> >
> >
> > I start my degree course in 2003.  I have had offers from
Sheffield,
> > Plymouth and Cardiff and I am waiting to hear from Reading.  I
have
> the
> > following questions:
> >
> >
> >
> > 1.      Has anyone studied at any of the above, or is anyone still
> studying
> > there?  Would you please let me know of any good/bad points
> regarding any
> > aspect of student life at these places.
> >
> >
> >
> > 2.      Is there anyone in the North East of England who would be
> kind
> > enough to let me do some voluntary work for them during the
> summer.  For me,
> > it would be great to just shadow someone.  I was really lucky to
> get a
> > similar opportunity at the Carter Bequest in Middlesborough
> recently, and
> > this has just made me more keen to do the same again.  In return I
> could
> > help out in other areas that might not be so popular (admin?
> other?).  I
> > know some posts require the Enhanced Disclosure clearance but I
> have done
> > that.  I am also doing some voluntary work at Sunderland hospital,
> 4 hours
> > on a Wednesday night (Head/Neck injury ward), but I have yet to
> meet anyone
> > SLT oriented!  I will consider any offers.
> >
> >
> >
> > So, if you can give some insight into any of the Universities
> mentioned
> > above or if you could make use of a keen wannabe SLT student
during
> the
> > summer, please reply.
> >
> >
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> >
> >
> > Vicci
> >
> >
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: <car271968@y...>
> > To: <slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com>
> > Sent: Wednesday, December 11, 2002 11:41 AM
> > Subject: [slt-vacancies-northern] Learning Disabilties - Adults &
> Children
> >
> >
> > > I would be interested to hear from anyone interested in working
> with
> > > a large multi-disciplinary team providing services to adults and
> > > children with learning disabilities in Newcastle.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
> > > slt-vacancies-northern-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to
> http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
> > >
> > >
> > >
>
>
> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
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>
>
--- End forwarded message ---

--- In slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com, "Liz Panton
<slt_vacancies_northern_owner@y...>"
<slt_vacancies_northern_owner@y...> wrote:
Vicci, You are very welcome here. I am wondering if the local club
for laryngectomees, TALK, would be interested in some help. If you
would like me to find out, let me know.

Best wishes,

Liz Panton

--- In slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com, "Victoria Craig"
<vicci.craig@d...> wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
>
> I saw this e-mail group advertised on the RCSLT student/wannabe
student web
> site.  I think it is probably aimed at students who are already
undergoing
> training or people who are qualified SLT practitioners, but no harm
in
> putting my nose in anyway I hope!
>
>
>
> I start my degree course in 2003.  I have had offers from Sheffield,
> Plymouth and Cardiff and I am waiting to hear from Reading.  I have
the
> following questions:
>
>
>
> 1.      Has anyone studied at any of the above, or is anyone still
studying
> there?  Would you please let me know of any good/bad points
regarding any
> aspect of student life at these places.
>
>
>
> 2.      Is there anyone in the North East of England who would be
kind
> enough to let me do some voluntary work for them during the
summer.  For me,
> it would be great to just shadow someone.  I was really lucky to
get a
> similar opportunity at the Carter Bequest in Middlesborough
recently, and
> this has just made me more keen to do the same again.  In return I
could
> help out in other areas that might not be so popular (admin?
other?).  I
> know some posts require the Enhanced Disclosure clearance but I
have done
> that.  I am also doing some voluntary work at Sunderland hospital,
4 hours
> on a Wednesday night (Head/Neck injury ward), but I have yet to
meet anyone
> SLT oriented!  I will consider any offers.
>
>
>
> So, if you can give some insight into any of the Universities
mentioned
> above or if you could make use of a keen wannabe SLT student during
the
> summer, please reply.
>
>
>
> Thanks,
>
>
>
> Vicci
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <car271968@y...>
> To: <slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, December 11, 2002 11:41 AM
> Subject: [slt-vacancies-northern] Learning Disabilties - Adults &
Children
>
>
> > I would be interested to hear from anyone interested in working
with
> > a large multi-disciplinary team providing services to adults and
> > children with learning disabilities in Newcastle.
> >
> >
> >
> > To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
> > slt-vacancies-northern-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
> >
> >
> >
> > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to
http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
> >
> >
> >
--- End forwarded message ---

--- In slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com, "Victoria Craig"
<vicci.craig@d...> wrote:
Hi,



I saw this e-mail group advertised on the RCSLT student/wannabe
student web
site.  I think it is probably aimed at students who are already
undergoing
training or people who are qualified SLT practitioners, but no harm in
putting my nose in anyway I hope!



I start my degree course in 2003.  I have had offers from Sheffield,
Plymouth and Cardiff and I am waiting to hear from Reading.  I have
the
following questions:



1.      Has anyone studied at any of the above, or is anyone still
studying
there?  Would you please let me know of any good/bad points regarding
any
aspect of student life at these places.



2.      Is there anyone in the North East of England who would be kind
enough to let me do some voluntary work for them during the summer.
For me,
it would be great to just shadow someone.  I was really lucky to get a
similar opportunity at the Carter Bequest in Middlesborough recently,
and
this has just made me more keen to do the same again.  In return I
could
help out in other areas that might not be so popular (admin?
other?).  I
know some posts require the Enhanced Disclosure clearance but I have
done
that.  I am also doing some voluntary work at Sunderland hospital, 4
hours
on a Wednesday night (Head/Neck injury ward), but I have yet to meet
anyone
SLT oriented!  I will consider any offers.



So, if you can give some insight into any of the Universities
mentioned
above or if you could make use of a keen wannabe SLT student during
the
summer, please reply.



Thanks,



Vicci



----- Original Message -----
From: <car271968@y...>
To: <slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, December 11, 2002 11:41 AM
Subject: [slt-vacancies-northern] Learning Disabilties - Adults &
Children


> I would be interested to hear from anyone interested in working with
> a large multi-disciplinary team providing services to adults and
> children with learning disabilities in Newcastle.
>
>
>
> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
> slt-vacancies-northern-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
>
>
>
> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to
http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
>
>
>
--- End forwarded message ---

--- In slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com, "Liz Panton
<slt_vacancies_northern_owner@y...>"
<slt_vacancies_northern_owner@y...> wrote:

Research Speech and Language Clinician

VOICE, SPEECH AND SWALLOWING PROBLEMS IN PARKINSON'S DISEASE:
PREVALENCE, NATURE AND PSYCHOSOCIAL IMPACT

We are seeking an enthusiastic clinician to join the dynamic, multi-
disciplinary team based in Sunderland Royal Hospital undertaking this
major community wide investigation funded by the Parkinson's Disease
Society.

You will be responsible for conducting the SLT assessments and follow-
up interviews and will assist in the processing and writing up of
information gathered. Expert support and guidance will be available
to you for all aspects of the project. The post offers an excellent
opportunity to gain research skills while making a significant
contribution to the development of services for people with
Parkinson's disease.

We offer a 2 year full time contract from April 1st 2003, research
grade RA1A-6 (approx. SLT spine points 24-25). Job share would be
favourably considered. Informal enquiries to Dr. Nick Miller (Tel:
0191 222 5603) email Nicholas.Miller@n...   Applications with a
full CV, and names and addresses of 2 referees should be forwarded to
Dr. Nick Miller,  Speech and Language Sciences, King George VI
Building,  University of Newcastle, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 7RU.

Job Reference:   A799R                             Closing date:  27
January 2003


  Research Speech and Language Clinician

VOICE, SPEECH AND SWALLOWING PROBLEMS IN PARKINSON'S DISEASE:
PREVALENCE, NATURE AND PSYCHOSOCIAL IMPACT

The project:
Little detail is available on the precise prevalence of voice, speech
and swallowing problems in Parkinson's disease (PD). Furthermore
there exists a lack of information of the impact of any problems on
the life of the person with PD and their family. Without this our
understanding of how PD affects people and how to plan effective
support services for people with PD and their families remains
incomplete. This project funded by the British Parkinson's Disease
Society seeks to address this gap in a community-wide study of people
with Parkinson's Disease.

What does the post entail?:
You will carry out voice, speech and swallowing assessments with
people recruited to the project. These will include impairment level
assessments of these areas; complementary measurements of
intelligibility and perceptual aspects of speech and voice; and
evaluation of how any swallowing or communication problems limit
activities and restrict the life of individuals involved. A subgroup
of people will be followed up with more detailed interviews, which
you will conduct. You will assist in processing and evaluating data
gathered and in writing up reports and publications from the project.

What skills are needed?:
You must have experience in clinical assessment of communication
difficulties, preferably in individuals with acquired neurological
conditions. A speech-language therapy qualification is desirable, but
candidates with a background in clinical psychology, clinical
linguistics, nursing or other allied health profession will be
considered. Full training and ongoing expert support in all aspects
of the post will be available throughout from senior members of the
team. Some assessments and interviews may take place at people'
homes. For this reason it is desirable to hold a driving license.

Where and with whom will I be working?:
The research team is based in Sunderland Royal Hospital. You will be
a member of a multi-disciplinary group from the Department of Speech
and Regional Neuroscience Centre University of Newcastle/ Newcastle
General Hospital, and the School of Health, Community and Education
Studies, University of Northumbria. Other team members include a
neurologist, speech language therapist, physiotherapy researcher,
phonetician and statistician. The investigation is being conducted in
close liaison with complementary research into orthostatic
hypotension, risk factors for cognitive decline and the economic
burden of Parkinson's disease.
--- End forwarded message ---

--- In slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com, "car271968
<car271968@y...>" <car271968@y...> wrote:
I would be interested to hear from anyone interested in working with
a large multi-disciplinary team providing services to adults and
children with learning disabilities in Newcastle.
--- End forwarded message ---

--- In slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com, "Graham Williamson
<personal@g...>" <personal@g...> wrote:
Offering services across South Durham.
Two full-time, permanent posts available.
(1) 100% mainstream paediatrics
(2) 50% mainstream paediatrics + 50% children with special needs
Also, locum work up to SP35 until 30.6.02, covering children with
physical disabilities and those with special needs.
Working predominantly from Bishop Auckland (NE England), 11 miles
from Darlington - with easy access by mainline rail and the A1(M)
motorway newtwork. Teesside Airport is 20 miles away.
Well-established CPD scheme and peer support. Negotiated supervision
and mentorship is available.
Informal discussion: Dr Graham Williamson, Consultant Head of Speech
and Language Therapy, Sedgefield PCT, Memorial Hospital, Darlington
DL3 6HX Tel: 01325 743001; Fax: 01325 743605
--- End forwarded message ---

--- In slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com, "Caroline Bowen"
<cbowen@i...> wrote:
Thanks for letting me know about the slt-vacancies-northern group,
Liz. I
have posted the information to the 600+ members of
phonologicaltherapy (see
below).

I will be in your part of the world in the New Year (but NOT looking
for
work!)

Caroline

Caroline Bowen PhD
Honorary Associate in Linguistics
Division of Linguistics and Psychology
Macquarie University
SYDNEY NSW 2109
Australia

POSTAL / CLINIC ADDRESS
Dr Caroline Bowen
Speech & Language Clinic
17 St Johns Avenue
Gordon NSW 2072
Australia
Phone +61 2 9498 8200
cbowen@i...
phonologicaltherapy-owner@yahoogroups.com

----- Original Message -----
From: Caroline Bowen
To: phonologicaltherapy@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, December 08, 2002 8:45 AM
Subject: [phonologicaltherapy] SLT jobs in the north of England

Off topic, but I thought other phonologicaltherapy members would be
interested in this creative use of a Yahoo! group:

SLT Vacancies Northern England Email Group
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/slt-vacancies-northern/

"Information and enquiries about SLT services and vacancies in
Cumbria, Co.
Durham, Northumberland, Teesside and Tyne & Wear. Links to
information about
advertised posts, SLT services, employers, professional bodies, the
union
and, of course, The Beautiful North! "

I particularly like the "TEN TIPS" file.

The list owner is Liz Panton, who wrote to me:

"Dear Caroline,
I have just started this email list and site on behalf of the Northern
Regional Group of SLT Managers.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/slt-vacancies-northern/

There are lots of links on the site to information about employers
and the
area - with more to come.

If anyone wants to enquire about opportunities in Cumbria, County
Durham,
Northumberland, Teesside or Tyne & Wear, or wants receive information
about
vacancies, you can subscribe by visiting the site or emailing

slt-vacancies-northern-subscribe@yahoogroups.com

If you feel it would be appropriate, please post this information to
your
email list members.

Best wishes
Liz Panton
Chair, Northern Regional Group of SLT Managers
--- End forwarded message ---

--- In slt-vacancies-northern@yahoogroups.com, Jane Giles
<janegiles2001@y...> wrote:
I will be interested to hear about any potential takes
for adult neuro posts in the NE.  Also I would be
interested in anyone offering part time posts where
the vacancy could be a split post across Trusts
jane
--- End forwarded message ---