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Leaders in Care is seeking an experienced ADHD Assessor to join a fully remote private self-pay service. You will conduct adult ADHD assessments remotely within an established clinical pathway and focus on clinical work supported by robust governance and in-house tech.
The role values clinicians with GMC/NMC/HCPC registration and demonstrated independence in ADHD assessments, offering flexible caseloads and a purely private patient flow.
We are working with a growing private ADHD service looking to add experienced ADHD Assessors to its clinical team.
The service has a clear goal: to make high-quality private ADHD assessments more accessible to patients who may otherwise struggle with the cost of traditional private assessment routes.
As part of a wider, established organisation, the service does not rely solely on the margin generated from individual assessments to operate. This allows it to offer assessments at a significantly lower price to private patients while still investing in the clinicians, technology and governance needed to deliver the service properly.
It is also entirely private and self-pay, rather than dependent on Right to Choose referrals. This means the pathway is not facing the same commercial and commissioning pressures currently affecting many RTC-only services.
The Role You will complete adult ADHD assessments remotely within an established clinical pathway.
The service has deliberately invested in its technology and processes to keep unnecessary administration away from clinicians.
You are being paid for your clinical expertise, not for your paperwork.
The aim is to give experienced assessors the information, systems and support they need to focus on the clinical work, while maintaining high standards of assessment and documentation.
This would suit an experienced ADHD Assessor looking for flexible clinical work within a service taking a slightly different approach to the private market: lowering the financial barrier for patients while making the clinician experience as straightforward as possible.