Welcome to The Stroke Association's jobs section
Thank you for your interest in job opportunities at The Stroke Association.
We are leading the fight against brain attacks by working for a world where there are fewer strokes and all those touched by stroke get the help they need. If you would like to help us to make a difference today, make an online donation.
We are committed to attracting and retaining the best people. To do this we offer a range of benefits including a contributory pension scheme, 25 to 30 days annual leave per annum, life assurance and an interest-free season ticket loan.
To apply for any of the vacancies shown below, please see the Contact section of the post you wish to apply for.
All applicants should complete our application form below. Please complete the form in conjunction with the guidance notes:
- Application form (146 kb)
- Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form (575 kb)
- Guide for completing the application form (63 kb)
Please return your completed application form to the address detailed for that position.
For more information about working for The Stroke Association please contact:
Human Resources
The Stroke Association
Stroke House
240 City Road
London EC1V 2PR
Email: recruitment
Phone: 020 7566 1535
Our Equal opportunities policy (25 kb) should be read in conjunction with the job description and person specification for the role that you are applying for.
Thank you and good luck with your application.
The Information, Advice and Support Coordinator’s role will involve working closely with the Hospital stroke teams serving Luton. You will support stroke survivors and their families located in the area.
Salford is committed to delivering excellence in stroke care and an exciting opportunity exists to play a part in delivering this work.
This service focuses on re-ablement and works with stroke survivors and carers living with the effect of stroke and communication difficulties.
The role of Information, Advice and Support Coordinator involves providing support and information to stroke survivors and their families both on the ward and at home.
The Communication Support co-ordinator will deliver a service across North Yorkshire supporting stroke survivors, their carers and families who have communication difficulties following a stroke.
Working across Warwickshire you will undertake an assessment for each stroke survivor referred, provide information based upon that assessment and signpost to relevant services.
