Last week, the Mental Health Charter certified Sarah Buckley Therapies as a mental health committed employer. We have signed the mental health workplace pledge, which means we have committed to:
Recognising that mental health challenges can be an issue within the workplace and employees may need support
Talking openly, respectfully and positively about mental health
Getting the conversation started around mental health and recognising we all have mental health, just like we have physical health
Actively supporting and informing our employees affected by mental health challenges
Experiencing a mental health challenge is hard enough. Fear of judgement, shame and isolation just makes it that much harder. That’s why we’re working with the Mental Health Charter to end mental health stigma and discrimination.
Speech and Language Therapists (Band 5 equivalent)
Salary: £25,097-£31,890 per year
I am looking for five recently qualified and graduating speech and language therapists to join my team working in primary schools, secondary schools, specialist resource bases and FE colleges, two to start in April 2022 and three in September 2022.
I offer excellent employee benefits, including:
Private health insurance
26 days + Bank Holidays + August off as paid holiday each year
A relocation grant
Laptops and mobile phones
Access to training budget
Cycle to work scheme
Discounted personal technology
A pension scheme
Working for SBT
I believe in ethical and responsible business with transparent and fair treatment for all our clients.
I provide a robust programme of regular and ongoing individual and group supervision.
I have a commitment to lifelong clinical development, investing in my therapists to ensure they receive the training and support they need to continue developing as professionals throughout their careers.
We are licensed sponsors for Skilled Worker visa applications and can provide Certificates of Sponsorship
If you have any queries, or if you wish to discuss your application or how I can support you in your first year of working, please contact [email protected]
To apply, please read the SBT application pack and send us a covering letter/email that should include your personal statement to [email protected] (CV optional). Early applications are preferred.
This month, we announced the recipients of this year’s SBT Student Grant. We’ve already introduced you to two of them, Alexis Emma Doyle and Kimberley Cambridge, and today, you can find out more about the third of the three recipients, Joanne Ingham, and what the award means to her!
Last week, we announced the recipients of this year’s SBT Student Grant. Today, you can find out more about the second recipient, Alexis Emma Doyle, and what the award means to her!
Here’s some of what she’s already spent her grant on: “They are my first purchases from my Amazon wish list, and will really help when I start my paediatric placement in a couple of weeks. I couldn’t have afforded them without the grant so please pass on my huge thanks!”
This week, we announced the recipients of this year’s SBT Student Grant. Today, you can find out more about the first recipient, Kimberley Cambridge, and what the award means to her!
Every year, as part of our commitment to lifelong learning in the field of speech and language therapy, SBT is pleased to offer a series of student grants for individuals undertaking training to become a Speech and Language Therapist.
This year, we awarded three grants of £500 each. The successful applicants will also have access to various opportunities and support throughout their time at university.
The lucky recipients were:
Kimberley Cambridge
Alexis Doyle
Joanne Ingham
We’ll be talking with each of the winners this week on the blog, so stay tuned to find out more about them and what the grant means for them!
Applications for 2022-23 will open in September. For more details, please visit our Student Grants page.
Every year, as part of our commitment to lifelong learning in the field of speech and language therapy, SBT is pleased to offer a series of student grants for individuals undertaking training to become a Speech and Language Therapist.
This year, we will be awarding three grants of £500 each. Additionally, the successful applicants will have access to various opportunities and support, throughout their time at university.
After our usual August break, SBT was back to work last week, working on our service development plan and preparing to return to schools this week.
But that seemed like a good excuse for a pizza break on Friday! Joining us for the occasion was new starter Iris Chung, who graduated from the University of Essex last year but has been braving lockdown in Hong Kong for the past year.
Also back was office manager Rebecca Kemsley, who is currently on maternity leave and brought baby Astrid to meet everyone! Great to see you again, Rebecca!
