Associate Clinician – ADHD Assessor

Job Description:

  • Deliver high-quality ADHD assessments for children and young people via Healios’ digital platform
  • Undertake diagnostic observations and histories
  • Attend multidisciplinary team meetings
  • Provide post-assessment support, including feedback, when required
  • Primarily conduct children’s ADHD assessments while supporting services across the lifespan, from under 7s to adulthood
  • Work across NHS, Melios, and Bupa service lines
  • Conduct structured ‘face-to-face’ sessions through the Healios online platform

Requirements:

  • Minimum of 12 months diagnostic experience including observation and histories
  • Experience assessing both children and adults
  • Minimum commitment of 4 assessments per week (3.5 hours per assessment plus MDT, report, and client feedback)
  • Clinical qualification and registration in Occupational Therapy; Clinical, Counselling, or Forensic Psychology; Speech & Language Therapy; Paediatrics; or RMN/Learning Disability/Child & Adult Nursing
  • Clinical registration with HCPC or GMC
  • Current DBS in place, active on the Update Service, covering Child/Adult Barring lists
  • Comfortable working in a remote environment
  • Comfortable conducting sessions and associated administration via an online platform
  • Flexibility to support bringing healthcare to anyone, anytime, anywhere
  • Commitment to ethical practice and the highest safeguarding standards for adults and children
  • Professional home-working environment
  • Wi-Fi connection with minimum 2 Mbps upload and download speed
  • Two professional references as a minimum

Benefits:

  • £540 per child assessment
  • Flexible hours — choose when and how much you work (Mon–Sun, 8:30am–9pm)
  • Market-leading technology, admin, and safeguarding support
  • CPD and training access
  • Supportive clinical network
  • Automated invoicing
  • Bupa accreditation for appropriate clinicians
  • Guaranteed Interview Scheme for disabled applicants who meet the minimum criteria
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