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Job Title: Paediatric Special School Speech and Language Therapist – NW9, London Banding: Band 6/7 Location: NW9, London Start Date: ASAP Rate: £35–£45 per hour Duration: 6 months (with the option to extend) Working Hours: Full-time or Part-time Sites: Based across two specialist school settings in NW9 Job Overview We are seeking an experienced and motivated Paediatric Speech and Language Therapist (SALT) to join two specialist educational settings in NW9, London. These schools provide highly tailored support for children and young people with a wide range of complex needs, including Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC), cognitive and learning difficulties, and in some cases additional medical needs. The first school supports pupils aged 3–19 with complex needs, cognition and learning difficulties, many of whom have Autism and additional medical conditions. The second school supports pupils aged 11–19 with a wide range of learning difficulties, including Autism, Moderate Learning Difficulties (MLD), and Severe Learning Difficulties (SLD). Both settings are equipped with specialist teaching approaches to meet diverse communication and learning needs. This is an excellent opportunity for a therapist with experience in paediatrics and/or UK school-based settings who is passionate about enabling young people to develop confidence and communication skills in a supportive, multidisciplinary environment. Key Responsibilities In this role, you will: Support the assessment, diagnosis, and delivery of therapy for children and young people with Speech, Language and Communication Needs (SLCN), complex needs, and varying levels of learning difficulties. Work across both school sites to provide targeted and specialist SALT interventions. Deliver individualised therapy plans in collaboration with teaching teams, SEN staff, and wider multidisciplinary professionals. Support students with Autism, MLD, SLD, and complex medical or cognitive needs through evidence-based communication

Job Title: Paediatric Speech and Language Therapist Banding: Band 6/7 Location: Tower Hamlets, London (E3) Start Date: ASAP / January start for academic year Rate: £35.00–£40.00 per hour Working Hours: Full-time or Part-time (including 1 day per week option, term time only) Duration: 6 months with the option to extend Job Overview We are currently seeking an experienced and enthusiastic Paediatric Speech and Language Therapist (SALT) to support a specialist educational setting in the E3 area of Tower Hamlets. This role involves working with a small caseload of approximately five students aged 16–18, all of whom present with high-functioning needs, including Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). This setting provides a supportive and structured academic environment, and you will play a key role in delivering tailored interventions to help students develop communication, social, and functional language skills. With flexible working options—including one day per week during term time—this role is ideal for an experienced Band 6 or Band 7 therapist seeking a rewarding and focused caseload. Key Responsibilities In this role, you will: • Undertake assessment, diagnosis, and management of communication needs for students aged 16–18 with ASD or related profiles. • Deliver targeted interventions including 1:1 therapy, programmes, reports, and recommendations in line with school requirements. • Work collaboratively with teaching staff and wider multidisciplinary professionals to ensure cohesive support for each pupil. • Maintain accurate, professional clinical documentation and communicate effectively with staff and families. • Contribute to ongoing development of communication strategies within the school environment. Qualifications and Experience To be considered for this role, you must have: • A recognised degree in Speech and Language Therapy (or equivalent). • HCPC registration and eligibility for membership of the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists (RCSLT)

Since 2003, Entrata has evolved from a visionary, student-led startup into a global leader in AI-driven property management technology. Today, we power the industry's most essential operating system, serving owners and residents worldwide through a comprehensive suite of intelligent leasing, payment, and communication tools powered by cutting-edge AI. With a proven track record of sustained growth and a global team of more than 2,200 employees, we offer the rare combination of established stability and high-velocity innovation. Recognized by the Silicon Slopes Hall of Fame and the Utah Business Fast 50, Entrata fosters a culture of radical transparency and entrepreneurial energy. At Entrata, we create an environment where different perspectives are valued and respected. Those perspectives challenge assumptions, strengthen our decisions, and raise the bar as we reshape the global living experience through AI-powered solutions. Entrata’s Leasing Center is seeking a Leasing Professional to join our team in India. In this role, you will act as a virtual Leasing Professional for apartment communities, residents, and prospective tenants across the nation. You will provide exceptional customer service by handling inbound leasing, maintenance, and resident/solicitor calls, ensuring that all interactions reflect Entrata’s values and high standards. This role is ideal for someone driven to deliver an excellent customer experience. Responsibilities will include: Handle inbound calls, including: Leasing calls : Answer questions about pricing and availability. Maintenance calls : Collect work orders and coordinate with property staff. Resident/Solicitor calls : Relay messages to onsite teams. Manage back-to-back calls for the duration of your shift, depending on business needs. Document clear and concise notes for every call, capturing relevant details accurately. De-e

Location: Gateway Recovery Centre Sponsorship: Not available Introduction Join the team at Gateway Recovery Centre as a Consultant Psychiatrist, providing specialist care for men and women in inpatient, rehabilitation, and low secure settings. Located in Widnes, the centre offers convenient access to Liverpool, Manchester, Chester, and the wider Northwest, with excellent transport links for easy commuting. Gateway Recovery Centre comprises 72 beds across 6 wards, including: Women’s service: 1 acute ward and 2 level-2 rehabilitation wards for individuals with high support needs Men’s service: Specialist rehabilitation for men with ASD (Cedar Ward) Low secure unit (Dove Ward) Rehabilitation ward for older men with complex mental and physical health needs (Ash Ward) You’ll join an established medical team of 4.5 Consultants, supported by a Practice Nurse, enhanced GP cover, a dedicated supervisor, medical secretarial support, and Specialty Doctor input for the acute ward. You’ll also benefit from excellent CPD opportunities and a large peer group of experienced consultants across various subspecialties. Key Responsibilities Provide RC and Consultant Psychiatrist input to inpatients Manage a caseload of 8–12 patients (0.5 WTE), depending on service needs Participate in a low-frequency, second-on-call rota for the region Assess new referrals to ensure suitability and clinical appropriateness Offer clinical leadership and support ongoing governance and service development Build strong relationships with external agencies, including community teams and commissioning bodies Contribute to staff training, education, and development About You To be successful, you will need: MRCPsych or equivalent CCT in General Adult Psychiatry, Forensic Psychiatry, Psychiatry of Learning Disabilities, or Medical Psychotherapy (preferred) Experienced clinicians without CCT but with Approved Clinician (AC) status are also considered Full GMC registration and a completed appraisal within the la

Consultant Psychiatrist – Women’s Locked Rehabilitation Service (Full Time, 37.5 hrs) Specialism: General Adult or Forensic Psychiatry Setting: 21-bed women’s locked rehabilitation service (personality disorder & complex mental health) Overview A specialist women’s mental health rehabilitation service is seeking a full-time Consultant Psychiatrist to join an established and supportive multidisciplinary team. The service provides care for women with complex mental disorders — including those with trauma histories and personality disorders — within a structured, recovery-focused locked rehabilitation environment. You will act as the Consultant Psychiatrist and Responsible Clinician, leading on assessment, formulation, treatment planning, and MDT collaboration. The service has excellent links with local NHS pathways and is easily commutable from major surrounding cities. Key Responsibilities Provide Consultant / RC-level clinical oversight for patients Lead MDT ward rounds, risk reviews, and strategic clinical meetings Offer expert psychiatric formulation and input into treatment planning Fulfil Responsible Clinician duties for detained patients under the Mental Health Act Contribute to clinical governance, service strategy, and management meetings Deliver in-house teaching and supervision, especially to junior medical staff Maintain CPD and meet revalidation requirements Requirements Medical qualification with MRCPsych (or equivalent) CCT in General Adult Psychiatry or Forensic Psychiatry Experience working in inpatient settings with patients detained under the Mental Health Act Background in trauma-informed care and/or personality disorder services is highly desirable Strong leadership skills with previous involvement in service management Understanding of change management, mental health legislation, and contemporary issues in psychiatry What’s on Offer Competitive salary £5,000 car allowance 30 days annual leave + bank holidays + birthday leave Pension scheme L

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a dedicated Consultant Psychiatrist to join a new nurse-led residential service supporting individuals with complex mental health needs. This is a unique chance to help shape and deliver an innovative service from the ground up. This is a part-time role of 15 hours per week. What you’ll be doing You will join a compassionate team committed to resident wellbeing. The service takes a personalised, therapeutic approach, using evidence-based interventions to support individuals in achieving a healthier and more fulfilling future. Key responsibilities include: Taking clinical responsibility for patients, including participating in multidisciplinary ward rounds, risk reviews, strategic reviews, and contributing to the development of a therapeutic environment. Acting as Responsible Clinician for patients detained under the Mental Health Act (1983). Overseeing referrals and admissions, including contributing to pre-admission assessments. Providing a psychiatric perspective to the multidisciplinary team regarding assessment, formulation, and treatment. Supporting staff in the assessment and implementation of individual care plans and undertaking routine clinical tasks to promote dignity, wellbeing, and effective treatment. Further details can be found in the job description. What you’ll bring to the role The work is highly rewarding, though often challenging, and requires resilience as well as empathy. The ideal candidate will: Hold a Certificate of Completion of Training (CCT) or equivalent in Psychiatry. Be fully registered with the GMC with a licence to practise. Have substantial experience managing complex mental health presentations in NHS or equivalent settings. Demonstrate strong leadership skills and the ability to work effectively within a multidisciplinary team. Possess a thorough understanding of relevant guidelines, legislation, and standards (e.g., NICE, Mental Health Act). Be skilled in psychopharmacology, risk assessment,

Job Title Practitioner Psychologist Banding Equivalent to NHS Band 8a/b Location Wakefield – within a specialist education and care setting supporting children and young people Working Hours Full-time (37.5 hours per week), part-time considered Typical hours: 8:00–16:00 or 8:30–16:30 (may vary) Salary Up to £65,000 pro rata Join Us as a Psychologist – Make a Real Difference Are you a Clinical, Counselling, Forensic, or Educational Psychologist looking for a rewarding role where your expertise truly matters? This is an opportunity to work in a specialist setting supporting children and young people with complex needs. Why this role stands out: Competitive salary up to £65k £2,000 annual training allowance After 6 months, enjoy a 4-day working week Term-time plus 2 weeks (46.6 weeks per year) Leadership opportunities for 2 days per week when the Lead is at other sites Responsibilities In this role, you will: Deliver psychological assessments, formulations, and interventions tailored to individual needs Work collaboratively with education and care teams to embed trauma-informed and neurodiversity-aware practices Provide consultation, reflective practice, and training to staff Advocate for the voice and wellbeing of the children and young people you support Contribute to service development and evidence-based practice Benefits Up to £65,000 pro rata £2,000 annual CPD/training allowance Flexible working options (part-time considered) 4-day working week after 6 months Term-time plus 2 weeks Supportive multidisciplinary team environment Qualifications and Experience Essential: HCPC registration as a Practitioner Psychologist Experience working with children and young people with neurodiverse or SEMH needs Ability to travel – full UK driving licence required Desirable: Experience in education or care settings Skills in consultation and service development If you don’t meet every requirement, we still encourage you to apply – we value potential and commitment. How to Apply A

Job Title Practitioner Psychologist – Specialist Personality Disorder Service Banding Band 7/8a (depending on experience) Location Chesterfield, Derbyshire Service Overview A specialist service supporting women with personality disorder and complex mental health needs. Working Hours Full-time; 37.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday Salary Competitive Band 7/8a salary depending on experience (+ incentives & benefits package) Opening Are you a passionate and experienced Clinical Psychologist seeking a rewarding role within a specialist personality disorder service? This women-only service offers secure in-patient work balanced with a strong emphasis on therapeutic multidisciplinary care. Located in Chesterfield under Derbyshire County Council, the role provides an opportunity to contribute meaningfully to rehabilitation and recovery for service users with complex needs. Responsibilities Lead psychological assessments, formulation, and ongoing treatment planning for service users Deliver evidence-based therapies, including CBT, DBT, and schema-informed approaches Develop and co-facilitate group and individual therapy programmes tailored to personality disorders Collaborate within the MDT, offering consultation, supervision, and formulation support Engage in audit, service development, and evaluation, enhancing best practice across the service Champion person-centred care, promoting autonomy and meaningful occupation Contribute to research and clinical governance initiatives, supporting continuous improvement Benefits Access to specialist therapeutic training (e.g., CBT, DBT) Internal & external CPD with clinical supervision and peer support Comprehensive benefits: pension scheme, employee assistance, staff discounts On-site meals provided during shifts at many locations Opportunities for career progression Qualifications & Experience Essential Doctorate in Psychology or equivalent HCPC-registered or eligible Experience delivering evidence-based therapy (CBT,

Job Title Locum Clinical Psychologist (Brain Injury Rehabilitation) Banding Suitable for Band 7 / 8a / 8b – depending on experience Location Nottingham Working Hours Flexible shifts to be discussed; full-time or part-time locum hours available Salary Competitive, DOE – suitable for any banding Role Overview Are you a compassionate, skilled Clinical Psychologist with neuro-rehabilitation expertise? This locum opportunity offers the chance to join a multidisciplinary, specialist team supporting adults with acquired brain injuries, progressive neurological conditions, and complex cognitive or physical needs. Based in Hucknall, Nottingham, the service provides flexible, person-centred care across three inter-connected units with capacity up to 59 beds, therapy facilities including gym, sensory room, adapted hydrotherapy, and links to specialist services like spasticity/BoTox clinics. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to meaningful patient outcomes, delivering assessments, therapy, and support planning in a highly regarded neuro-rehabilitation setting. Responsibilities You will: Conduct comprehensive psychological assessments, contributing to individualised rehabilitation plans Deliver evidence-based interventions (e.g., CBT, neuropsychological rehabilitation) to support cognitive, emotional, and behavioural recovery Collaborate with MDT colleagues—OT, physio, nursing, speech & language therapy—to deliver holistic care Provide staff training, reflective practice sessions, and supervision to psychology assistants Support discharge planning and liaise with external partners (e.g., NHS trusts, community services) Participate in outcome measurement, service audits, and evidence-based practice initiatives Benefits Competitive, DOE locum pay suitable for any banding Flexible working hours to suit your availability On-site specialist facilities: gymnasium, sensory room, hydrotherapy pool, training kitchen Opportunities to work across three units catering to high-de

Job Title Psychologist Banding Equivalent to NHS Band 8a Location Hinckley, Leicestershire Working Hours Full-time or part-time options available Salary £54,584 – £64,085 per annum (including paid school holidays) + excellent benefits Make a Difference Every Day Are you a qualified Psychologist looking for a rewarding role where you can truly change lives? We’re recruiting for a Clinical, Educational, Forensic or Counselling Psychologist to join the team at an independent specialist day school in Hinckley, Leicestershire. This is a fantastic opportunity to work within a multi-disciplinary team, supporting children and young people with Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs , developmental trauma, neurodevelopmental conditions, and associated challenges. You’ll enjoy a competitive salary, full school holidays, and the chance to make a lasting impact in a supportive, purpose-driven environment. Responsibilities In this role, you will: Deliver specialist psychological assessments, formulations, and interventions for children and young people with complex needs. Work collaboratively with educational and residential teams to create therapeutic living and learning environments. Provide consultation, training, and guidance to staff to ensure clinically informed care. Contribute to a joined-up clinical model across schools and children’s homes. Support the development of strategies that promote positive outcomes for young people. Benefits Full school holidays (including bank holidays) Comprehensive induction and ongoing clinical development programme Flexible benefits package (including life insurance options) Wellbeing tools and Employee Assistance Programme Medical cover for everyday health costs (opticians, dentist, etc.) High-street discounts Beautiful working environment with excellent facilities Recommend-a-friend bonus (£1,000 per referral) Qualifications & Experience Essential: HCPC registration as a Clinical, Educational, Forensic or Counsellin

P-1484 Databricks Executive Assistants are strategic partners who drive efficiency, foster collaboration, and enable our most senior leaders to scale their impact. As we continue to expand globally, we are seeking an experienced Executive Assistant in Costa Rica to support our executive leadership team. This role will work closely with Executives in Costa Rica and the United States, managing complex calendars, orchestrating high-impact meetings and events, and serving as a trusted liaison with internal and external stakeholders. Occasional travel may be required to support critical company initiatives and events. Impact you will have: Executive Assistants are empowered to focus on strategic priorities, resulting in a more effective and agile organization. Proactively manage and optimize complex, multi-time zone calendars, ensuring alignment with business priorities and anticipating potential conflicts. Independently plan, coordinate, and execute executive travel, team offsites, and high-visibility events, ensuring compliance with company policies and budget. Act as the primary point of contact for all meeting and event requests, maintaining a high standard of service and responsiveness. Build and maintain accurate records of meetings, events, and requests, ensuring timely follow-up and closure. Prepare and review briefing materials, agendas, and follow-up documentation for executive meetings, ensuring leaders are well-prepared and informed. Provide coverage and support for other executive staff as needed, demonstrating flexibility and a team-first mindset. Handle highly confidential information with the utmost discretion and integrity. Foster cross-functional collaboration by building strong relationships with other EAs, business partners, and stakeholders across the organization. What we look for: 5+ years of executive administrative experience, preferably in a global technology or software organization. Demonstrated ability to exercise sound judgment and make inde

Job Title: Paediatric Special School Speech and Language Therapist – Cricklewood, London Banding: Equivalent to Band 7–8a (depending on experience) Location: Cricklewood, London Start Date: ASAP Salary: £47,810 – £63,176 per annum (pro rata) Working Hours: Part-time – 3 days per week Job Overview We are currently seeking an experienced and compassionate Speech and Language Therapist (SALT) to join a highly specialist Autism-focused school in Cricklewood, London . This setting supports pupils aged 7 to 16 years with Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC) and associated conditions who have struggled to access education in both mainstream and other specialist settings. The school offers a fully integrated therapeutic approach to education, providing a nurturing and supportive environment that promotes emotional well-being, communication, and academic growth. This role is ideally suited to a therapist with experience in SEN schools , particularly working with children with ASC , who is looking to make a meaningful difference in a part-time role (3 days per week). Key Responsibilities In this role, you will: Assess, diagnose, and manage a caseload of pupils with Speech, Language and Communication Needs (SLCN) , often alongside Autism and other co-occurring conditions. Develop and deliver individualised therapy plans , in collaboration with educational and clinical colleagues. Provide both direct and indirect therapy , including staff training and support to embed communication strategies across the school day. Work closely with parents/carers and contribute to EHCP reviews and multi-disciplinary team meetings . Maintain clear and accurate clinical documentation , following best practice and safeguarding protocols. Qualifications and Experience To be considered for this role, you will need: A recognised degree in Speech and Language Therapy (or equivalent). Current HCPC registration and eligibility for RCSLT membership . Previous experience working in SEN school settings , ideal

Job Title: Paediatric Special School Speech and Language Therapist Banding: Band 6/7 Location: Yateley, Hampshire Start Date: ASAP Working Hours: Full-time / Part-time Rate: £35.00–£45.00 per hour Duration: Ongoing Job Overview We are seeking a dedicated and compassionate Paediatric Speech and Language Therapist to join our multidisciplinary team at a dynamic, nurturing independent special school in Yateley, Hampshire. The school caters to pupils aged 2 to 19 with a wide range of needs, including speech, language, and communication difficulties, autism spectrum conditions, and social, emotional, and mental health needs. As a Speech and Language Therapist, you will work closely with students to assess, diagnose, and deliver tailored interventions that support their communication development, enabling them to thrive in their learning environment. Key Responsibilities In this role, you will: Conduct individual and group therapy sessions to support students' communication development. Assess students' speech, language, and communication needs using standardised and informal tools. Develop and implement personalised therapy plans in collaboration with the multidisciplinary team. Provide training and support to school staff and parents to enhance students' communication skills. Maintain accurate and up-to-date clinical records in line with professional standards. Contribute to multi-disciplinary team meetings and reviews. Qualifications & Experience Essential: Recognised degree in Speech and Language Therapy (or equivalent). HCPC registration and eligibility for membership of the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists (RCSLT). Experience working with children with speech, language, and communication difficulties. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. A proactive and reflective approach to professional development. Desirable: Experience working in a special school setting. Knowledge of autism spectrum conditions and social, emotional, and mental he

*]:pointer-events-auto [content-visibility:auto] supports-[content-visibility:auto]:[contain-intrinsic-size:auto_100lvh] scroll-mt-[calc(var(--header-height)+min(200px,max(70px,20svh)))]" data-turn-id="request-WEB:1d11c88f-eb89-48a7-ad60-a006409cea83-5" data-testid="conversation-turn-12" data-scroll-anchor="true" data-turn="assistant"> Job Title: Paediatric Speech and Language Therapy Assistant Banding: Band 4 Location: Yateley, Hampshire Start Date: ASAP Working Hours: Full-time / Part-time Salary: £24,000–£27,000 per annum Job Overview We are seeking a dedicated and compassionate Paediatric Speech and Language Therapy Assistant to join our multidisciplinary team at a dynamic, nurturing independent special school in Yateley, Hampshire. The school caters to pupils aged 2 to 19 with a wide range of needs, including speech, language, and communication difficulties, autism spectrum conditions, and social, emotional, and mental health needs. Additionally, the role involves working at a nearby junior setting (Years 3–6) that employs a multisensory, holistic approach to learning, with strong connections to nature, sustainability, and real-world themes. As a Therapy Assistant, you will work closely with qualified Speech and Language Therapists to support the delivery of therapy interventions, helping students achieve their full potential in a supportive educational environment. Key Responsibilities In this role, you will: Assist in delivering individual and group therapy sessions under the guidance of qualified therapists. Implement therapy interventions and produce resources to support students' communication development. Develop therapeutic relationships with children to encourage engagement and progress. Monitor student progress and provide feedback to therapists and educational staff. Liaise with parents and school staff regarding children's needs and progress. Maintain accurate and confidential records of therapy sessions and student progress. Contribute to the prepar

We value talented professionals who are eager to contribute to our organization, even when there may not be an immediate opening that matches their background. If you believe your skills and experience could be an asset to Liventus, we encourage you to submit your resume for future consideration. Our team regularly reviews submitted applications and will reach out should an opportunity arise that aligns with your qualifications. Thank you for considering Liventus as a potential employer; we appreciate your interest in joining our team. Who We Are Since our founding in 2002, Liventus has been dedicated to delivering exceptional services to our clients—and the same standard applies to our team. We continually invest in our employees by providing resources, tools, and ongoing learning opportunities to help them thrive and advance in their careers. At Liventus, you’ll join a top-ranked global custom software developer that’s transforming the Fintech and eCommerce industries. We place a strong emphasis on continuing education, ensuring our staff are equipped with secure coding practices and the latest industry knowledge. It’s no surprise that 93% of our employees say Liventus is a great place to work, compared to just 57% at a typical U.S.-based company. Our guiding principles—innovation, integrity, value creation, teamwork, and expertise—shape everything we do and foster a supportive, growth-oriented culture. These core values drive our vision and inspire us to bring out the best in one another. At Liventus, we are always striving for improvement, with our values firmly at the heart of our everyday practices.