Lead clinician (ASD pathway)

The Autism Service; Deutschland; Remote; EUR 60.000 - 80.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

A leading healthcare provider is looking for a lead clinician to conduct assessments in a fully remote, multi-disciplinary team. Responsibilities include collecting developmental histories, interpreting data, and reporting outcomes to clients. Candidates should hold a relevant professional qualification and be registered with regulatory bodies. This role offers the chance to work closely with teams for child assessments, contributing to impactful evaluations.

Qualifikationen

• Professional qualification as a psychologist, psychiatrist, paediatrician, nurse, speech and language therapist or occupational therapist.
• Registration with the HCPC, GMC or NMC.
• Training in the ADI-R or familiarity with collecting a developmental history.

Aufgaben

• Lead the assessment process including collecting developmental history.
• Coordinate the multi-disciplinary team meeting.
• Interpret clinical interview data alongside observational data.

Kenntnisse

Clinical assessment skills

Team coordination

Data interpretation

Ausbildung

Professional qualification in relevant field

Jobbeschreibung

Overview

Each ASD assessment has a lead clinician who is responsible for collecting the developmental history, coordinating the multi-disciplinary team meeting, feeding back the outcome of the assessment to the client, and writing the final report. This role is fully remote. You will work as part of a multi-disciplinary team to collect clinical interview data from the client and/or an informant and will interpret this information alongside observational data collected by a colleague using the ADOS-2. For child assessments, the multi-disciplinary team will include a third member who will contribute data from a school observation.

Responsibilities

• Lead the assessment process including collecting developmental history.
• Coordinate the multi-disciplinary team meeting.
• Interpret clinical interview data alongside observational data from a colleague using the ADOS-2.
• Feedback the outcome of the assessment to the client and write the final report.
• Operate as part of a fully remote, multi-disciplinary team and participate in data collection and analysis processes.
• Contribute data from a school observation for child assessments when a third team member is involved.
• Maintain a hypothesis-testing approach to clinical practice and uphold the integrity of diagnostic systems.

Qualifications and Requirements

• Professional qualification as a psychologist, psychiatrist, paediatrician, nurse, speech and language therapist or occupational therapist.
• Registration with the HCPC, GMC or NMC.
• Training in the ADI-R, or familiarity with collecting a developmental history as part of neurodevelopmental pathways.
• Providing assessments for self-funded private clients and occasional individually commissioned assessments by public bodies and other establishments.