# Band 6/7 Adult Speech & Language Therapist – Communication & Dysphagia at Pulse

> Remote · United Kingdom · Unspecified · Other · open. Source: https://alderhq.app/jobs/greenhouse%3Apulse%3A7726261003 (read 2026-11-04).

## Facts (observed)

- Company: [Pulse](https://alderhq.app/companies/pulse)
- Location text: Cambridgeshire; London Office
- Where it can be done from (inferred): Remote · United Kingdom (evidence: "Location: Cambridgeshire; London Office")
- Posted: 2026-05-06 (182 days ago)
- First seen by alder: 2026-11-03 · last verified: 2026-11-04
- Reposted: 0 times · edited: 0 times
- Apply on the employer's site: https://job-boards.greenhouse.io/pulse/jobs/7726261003

## Pay and sponsorship

- Posted pay: not posted
- Market band for similar posted roles (London, n 1428): p25 £53k, median £62k, p75 £77k

## Description (the employer's text)

Job Title: Adult Speech & Language Therapist – Communication & Dysphagia

Banding: Band 6 or Band 7 (depending on experience)

Department: Adult SLT Team

Location: Community‑based across Cambridgeshire

Possible Bases: Peterborough, Huntingdon, Cambridge, Wisbech, Doddington or Ely

Contract Type: Locum

Start Date: ASAP

Working Pattern: Monday–Friday, full‑time or part‑time

### Job Overview

Pulse is now recruiting Band 6 or Band 7 Adult Speech & Language Therapists to support the Adult SLT Team within OPAC across Cambridgeshire. This role is focused on reducing waiting lists and providing timely assessment and intervention for adults with a wide range of acquired communication and swallowing difficulties.

You will work across multiple community settings, delivering high‑quality, face‑to‑face clinical care to patients with complex and varied presentations. This is an excellent opportunity for clinicians confident working independently and managing diverse caseloads.

### Key Responsibilities

- Assess and treat adults with communication, swallowing, and voice disorders
- Manage caseloads including: – Progressive neurological conditions – Stroke – Traumatic brain injury – Dementia – Respiratory conditions – Voice disorders – Dysphagia of unknown aetiology
- Provide intervention across clinics, care homes, community hospitals, and patients’ own homes
- Contribute to MDT working and care planning
- Delegate appropriate tasks to clinical assistants or newly qualified therapists
- Maintain accurate, timely clinical documentation
### Requirements

- HCPC‑registered Speech & Language Therapist
- Experience working with adults with acquired communication and swallowing difficulties
- Confident managing dysphagia caseloads at Band 6 or Band 7 level
- Ability to travel across community locations (no remote working available)
- Strong clinical reasoning and communication skills
### Hours & Availability

- Full‑time or part‑time considered
- Monday–Friday
### Why Pulse?

Pulse provides 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 offer access to exclusive opportunities and ongoing support throughout your placement.

### How to Apply

If you’re interested in this role or would like to explore similar opportunities, please get in touch or submit your CV to speak with one of our dedicated consultants.

### Reasonable Adjustments

If you require any reasonable adjustments during the recruitment process or within the workplace, please let us know so we can support you appropriately.

### International Recruitment Notice

Please note: We are unable to accept applications from individuals residing in countries listed on the Red or Amber list of the Code of Practice for the International Recruitment of Health and Social Care Personnel in England, as defined by the WHO Workforce Support and Safeguard List.

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