3487926LH - Rehabilitationist/Senior Rehabilitationist


Company:	University of Southampton
Salary:	£36,636 to £58,225 a year
Hours:	Part-time
Location:	Southampton, SO17 1BJ
Working pattern:	On-site
Job type:	Contract
Posting date:	26 Aug 2026
Closing date:	23 Sept 2026

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Summary

Join the University of Southampton Auditory Implant Service (USAIS) as a Rehabilitationist (Speech Therapist or Hearing Therapist) and make a meaningful impact in the lives of cochlear implant and auditory implant users. You will have a unique opportunity to further your career by using your clinical skills within a University setting allowing you to access up-to-date research in this field.

This is a maternity cover post, so the position is for up to 12 months at 0.8 FTE (28 hours per week).

As a Rehabilitationist, you will play a vital role in helping patients adapt to and optimise their auditory implants. Working within a multi-disciplinary team, you’ll provide specialist rehabilitation, guiding patients through their hearing journey.

Your key responsibilities will include:

Delivering tailored rehabilitation programmes for cochlear and bone conduction implant recipients

Assessing patient progress and adjusting therapy strategies accordingly

Providing education and support to patients, families, and caregivers

Collaborating with audiologists, rehabilitationists, and other professionals to enhance outcomes

Contributing to research and teaching opportunities within the university setting

What We’re Looking For

Experience in rehabilitation for individuals with auditory implants or hearing loss (training will also be provided)

HCPC or equivalent professional registration

Strong communication skills and a patient-focused approach

Ability to work within a multidisciplinary team

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