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Career Opportunities Teacher of The Hearing-Impaired - Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children AURAL HABILITATIONIST - Birmingham Children's Hospital NHS Trust
PERIPATETIC TEACHER OF THE DEAF (NURSERY/PRIMARY)
- Acute Hospitals NHS Trust
GREAT ORMOND STREET
Cochlear Implant Programme
One full-time (Ref: SP252) & One part-time (Ref: SP253) - Flexible hours negotiated
For an application form and a job description, please contact our 24 hour recruitment line on 020 7813 8407, fax 020 7813 8227 or visit our website
www.gosh.healthjobsuk.com
Birmingham Children's Hospital NHS Trust
AURAL HABILITATIONIST
Birmingham Children's Cochlear Implant Programme has an opportunity for an energetic and experienced practitioner who wishes to develop their skills within a committed, forward looking inter-disciplinary team. The successful applicant will work in partnership with families and local providers to ensure the maximum speech, language and auditory potential of children with cochlear implants in a variety of settings.
Candidates will have a recognised qualification in the Education of the Deaf or Speech and Language Therapy. Additional qualifications in audiology, psychology or a background working with babies and very young children would be an advantage.
Cochlear implant experience, although preferred, is not essential as full training will be given. As this post involves centre, home and school based services, a full driving licence and access to a vehicle is essential. There are ample opportunities for professional development through performance review and for participation in national and international conferences. The programme has recently moved to Aston University and will be housed in the Academy of Life Sciences, due for completion in April 2004. The new academy will provide a nationally unique facility for human clinical research and multi-disciplinary diagnostic, therapeutic and rehabilitative services. Informal enquiries are most welcome, please contact Eileen McSporran, Manager, Cochlear Implant Programme, telephone 0121 359 3611 ext 5388 or email eileen.mcsporran@bch.nhs.uk For an application pack contact the Personnel Department, Birmingham Children's Hospital NHS Trust, Steelhouse Lane, Birmingham B4 6NH, tel 0121 333 8353/8352 (24hrs), email: nicola.taman@bch.nhs.uk or download direct from our website, details on www.bch.org.uk . Please quote reference JH977/03 ; closing date for completed applications 24th October 2003.
For ALL current vacancies at Birmingham Children's Hospital NHS Trust visit us at www.bch.org.uk We are committed to Equal Opportunities and actively discourage smoking at work.
SCOTTISH COCHLEAR IMPLANT PROGRAMME FOR ADULTS & PAEDIATRICS
Acute Hospitals NHS Trust An experienced Teacher of the Deaf is required to join our busy and dynamic multidisciplinary team. Job share/part-time applicants will be considered. The team provides a national cochlear implant service to profoundly deaf adults and children in Scotland. The main responsibility of this post is the provision of outreach to the paediatric cochlear implant population. You will work in partnership with the implant team, families and local professionals. Applications are invited from Teachers holding a recognised qualification in the education of the deaf and a full driving licence. Cochlear implant experience would be advantageous but is not essential, as training will be provided. Competence to CACDP sign language stage 1 would also be advantageous.
You will be appointed to a three point Hospital Pay Scale which currently assimilates to a Senior Teachers Salary Scale. Annual leave entitlement is 35 days per leave year plus 5 paid Statutory/Public Holidays.
To find out more about the Trust and our services visit our website www.show.scot.nhs.uk/aaaht/ For an application form please contact The Personnel Department, Crosshouse Hospital, TEL: 01563 577180 or e-mail recruitment@aaaht.scot.nhs.uk quoting Post Ref: S/343/03 . Closing Date: 31st October 2003.
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