Specialist Speech and Language Therapist: Rehab

Position: Specialist Speech and Language Therapist: Better Rehab
Location: Greater London

# Specialist Speech and Language Therapist:
Better Rehab
** Better Rehab
** London, England, United Kingdom Start Date
28/09/2026 £ 45750.00

GBP Full-Time Contact Member The Specialist Speech and Language Therapist role is a full-time, permanent position with Better Rehab in London, England. The salary is £41,500 to £50,000 a year. The role serves children and young people aged 0 to 18 through Better Days UK SLT department. A bachelor's degree in Speech and Language Therapy, at least five years of postgraduate experience, and at least one year with paediatric clients are required.

Better Rehab's London team works with children who have developmental delay, autism spectrum disorders, motor difficulties, sensory processing difficulties, and neurological conditions. The position requires autonomous practice, strong written and verbal communication, and the ability to contribute to business development. Relevant employment checks and professional registrations are part of the appointment.
* Role:
Specialist Speech and Language Therapist

* Employer:

Better Rehab

* Location:

London, England, United Kingdom
* Employment:
Full-time and permanent
* Salary: £41,500 to £50,000 per year

* Experience:

At least five years post-qualification and one year with paediatric clients

Apply for This Therapist Role An applicant has the role's qualifications, professional registration details, employment-check information, and relevant paediatric experience ready before applying. Sarah Geffen is the named contact for the position and can be reached at  or ## Work With Children And Young People The London position covers children and young people from birth through age 18. The clinical population includes developmental delay, autism spectrum disorders, motor difficulties, sensory processing difficulties, and neurological conditions.

Speech and language therapy addresses communication difficulties across speech, language, interaction, and related functions, so assessment and care planning must reflect each child's development and daily environment.

Paediatric practice often involves parents, carers, education staff, and other health professionals alongside the child. A therapist gathers information about communication in real settings, identifies practical goals, and records progress against those goals. The role's stated paediatric experience requirement places that child-focused work at the centre of the appointment.## Qualifications And Professional Practice The required degree establishes the professional training base for the position.

Five years of postgraduate experience adds the depth expected from a specialist appointment, while a minimum of one year with paediatric clients connects the applicant's background to the caseload. Autonomous practice means that the therapist manages clinical decisions, records, communication, and follow-up within professional standards.

The speech and language therapy profession supports children and adults with communication needs. The role also requires relevant registration and employment checks, so the successful applicant's professional status must be ready for verification. Written and verbal communication are listed qualifications because clinical work depends on clear records, explanations, and collaboration.## Clinical And Team Context Better Rehab's wider allied-health work includes speech therapy, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, exercise physiology, positive behaviour support, allied health assistance, and home-based care.

Its published career information describes clinic, home, and telehealth settings, with supervision, mentoring, professional development, and specialist career paths across its services.

The London post adds business development to the clinical profile.…