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Speech & Language Therapist – East Sussex

Location: East Sussex (near East Grinstead)
Salary Package: £28,000 – £45,000 (Band 5–6 equivalent)

Benefits for the Speech & Language Therapist:

* Term-time only working (approx. 12 weeks annual leave)
* Flexible working options available
* Supportive MDT environment
* Regular supervision (structured depending on banding)
* Access to ongoing CPD and specialist training
* Opportunity to work within a charity-led, values-driven organisation
* Strong focus on evidence-based practice (e.g. Attention Autism, total communication)
* Opportunity to see long-term outcomes and student progression

NonStop Care is working with a specialist school in East Sussex looking to recruit a Speech & Language Therapist to join their established therapy team.

This role offers the opportunity to work in a highly supportive environment where therapy is embedded into daily learning. You will support children with a range of communication needs, delivering practical and meaningful interventions that directly impact independence and wellbeing.

Responsibilities of Speech & Language Therapist:

* Managing a paediatric caseload within a specialist school
* Delivering 1:1 and group therapy sessions
* Supporting a range of communication needs, including AAC
* Working collaboratively with education staff and families
* Contributing to EHCPs and reports
* Implementing evidence-based therapy approaches

Requirements for Speech & Language Therapist:

* HCPC registration (or eligibility)
* Degree in Speech & Language Therapy
* Experience within paediatric or school settings
* Knowledge of autism and communication strategies
* Strong communication and teamwork skills

You can send your CV directly to me at a.bohotineanu@nonstop-recruitment.com or apply through this web-site.

If this opportunity isn’t the right fit but you know someone suitable, we offer a £200 referral bonus.

HCPC registration (or eligibility) Degree in Speech & Language Therapy Experience within paediatric or school settings Knowledge of autism and communication strategies