Speech and Language Therapist – AdultThe Speech & Language Therapist (SLT) will provide a high-quality, evidence-based speech and language therapy service to adults attending primary care services in South West Dublin. The role focuses on the assessment, diagnosis, intervention, and management of adult communication and swallowing disorders within a multidisciplinary primary care setting.Responsibilities ofSpeech and Language Therapist – AdultAssess, diagnose, and manage adult speech, language, communication, voice, and swallowing difficulties within a primary care frameworkProvide individual and group-based interventions, using evidence-based approachesDevelop and implement person-centred care plans in collaboration with service users and familiesManage a caseload in line with professional standards, service priorities, and waiting list targetsMaintain accurate, timely, and confidential clinical records in accordance with HSE and CORU standardsContribute to early intervention, prevention, and health promotion initiativesMultidisciplinary & Interagency WorkingWork as part of a Primary Care Multidisciplinary Team (including GPs, OTs, PHNs, Dietitians, Psychologists, Social Workers, etc.)Liaise with acute hospitals, community services, disability services, mental health services, and voluntary agenciesParticipate in team meetings, case conferences, and care planning forumsService Development & Quality ImprovementContribute to service planning, audit, and evaluation activitiesParticipate in the development and review of clinical pathways and policiesSupport the implementation of national and local strategies relevant to adult primary careMaintain CORU registration and adhere to the Speech & Language Therapists Registration Board Code of Professional ConductEngage in continuous professional development (CPD)Participate in clinical supervision and reflective practiceSupport students, therapy assistants, or junior staff as appropriateRequirements of Speech and Language Therapist – AdultRecognised qualification in Speech & Language Therapy eligible for CORU registrationRegistration with CORU (or eligibility to register)Experience working with adults with communication and/or swallowing difficultiesKnowledge of primary care and community-based service delivery modelsExcellent interpersonal, communication, and organisational skillsAbility to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary teamDesirable CriteriaExperience working in adult primary care or community settingsExperience with conditions such as neurological disorders, stroke, voice disorders, dysphagia, and functional communication difficultiesExperience in group therapy, health promotion, or service developmentFamiliarity with HSE documentation systems and clinical governance structures