1. Demonstrate clinical expertise in the assessment, treatment and management of voice, swallowing, and airway conditions in adults and children, predominantly as outpatients. 2. Provide specialist assessment and management of inpatient/outpatient adults and children with complex voice, upper airway disorders and Post COVID-19 symptoms. 3. Demonstrate robust knowledge of voice, swallowing and respiratory disorders underpinned by current evidence-based practice and outcome measures. 4. Demonstrate auditory and perceptual skills in the assessment diagnosis and treatment of patients with voice disorders. 5. Be flexible to the needs of a clinical caseload; to prioritise the caseload and maintain a database for future audit and research, managing time appropriately. 6. Develop and maintain good working relationships with all healthcare professionals involved in the care of patients. 7. Attend and contribute to MDT meetings, referring to other professionals and arranging joint working to ensure the delivery of effective, integrated therapy. 8. Support the dissemination of knowledge of voice, swallowing and airway work within the Trust and/or at a national and international level, through demonstration of specialist clinical practice and positive clinical outcomes. 9.To develop and maintain own specialist skills and knowledge in a specialist area through ongoing personal study, participation in clinical excellence networks, designated training courses and ensure the benefits are incorporated into clinical practice. 10. Reflect on clinical practice, adapt to evidence and feedback from clinical supervision, and contribute to the local Trust systems of clinical governance. 11. Be flexible to the needs of the service and demonstrate ability to respond to change positively as directed by lead clinicians.