Clinical Psychologist - Autism & ADHD Assessments

Service Care Solutions; Oxford; On-site; GBP 100,000 - 125,000; Part time

Job summary

A healthcare provider in the UK is looking for a Clinical Psychologist specializing in Autism and ADHD assessments. The role offers flexible working hours, up to 40 hours per week, and a pay rate of £260 per assessment. Responsibilities include conducting assessments, formulating diagnostic conclusions, and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team. Candidates must be HCPC registered with expertise in ASD and ADHD assessments, and familiarity with related diagnostic tools. Opportunities for ongoing training and CPD are provided.

Benefits

Flexible working hours

Regular clinical supervision

Free access to CPD sessions

Full administrative support

Qualifications

• Experience delivering comprehensive ASD and ADHD assessments.
• Demonstrated expertise with diagnostic tools for neurodiversity.
• Commitment to clinical excellence and integrity.

Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive ASD developmental histories.
• Deliver ADHD assessments across populations.
• Produce high-quality diagnostic reports within 48 hours.

Skills

Confidence in ASD assessments

Trust and integrity

Neurodiversity interest

Education

HCPC registration

Tools

Conners

ADI-R

DIVA-5

CAARS

QBTest

Job description

Clinical Psychologist – Autism & ADHD Assessments

Associate Clinical Psychologist – Autism & ADHD Assessments Rate: £260 per assessment Contract: Self‑employed, outside IR35 Working pattern: Flexible, Monday–Sunday Hours: Up to 40 hours per week.

About the Role

As an Associate Clinical Psychologist you will deliver comprehensive Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and ADHD assessments for children, young people and adults, working within NICE‑compliant frameworks.

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive ASD developmental histories using NICE‑guideline‑compliant tools and approaches for children and adults.
• Deliver ADHD assessments across child, young person and adult populations.
• Undertake ADOS assessments where ADOS‑2 trained (desirable).
• Assess clients aged 3–18 years and adults aged 18+.
• Observe and engage clients during assessment sessions, ensuring an age‑appropriate, respectful and compassionate approach.
• Review ADOS reports, developmental histories and relevant collateral information from families, schools and other informants within the same assessment episode.
• Formulate diagnostic conclusions and provide clear, compassionate feedback, including recommendations and signposting to local and national support services.
• Collaborate with the multidisciplinary team (MDT) within planned clinics and where additional information is required, including offering follow‑up sessions when necessary.
• Produce high‑quality diagnostic reports within 48 hours of assessment, in line with DSM‑5 criteria and agreed report templates (administrative support provided for formatting and quality assurance).
• Request onward referrals where clinically indicated, in line with local NHS Trust and ICB pathways.

Clinic & Working Arrangements

• Up to four assessments per day, paid on a per‑assessment basis.
• Remote and/or face‑to‑face assessment opportunities available, depending on location.
• Flexible working days available Monday to Sunday, enabling you to work around existing commitments.
• Access to free CPD opportunities, training and peer‑to‑peer support.

Qualifications

• HCPC‑registered Clinical Psychologist.
• Demonstrable expertise and confidence in ASD and ADHD assessments for children, young people and/or adults.
• Familiarity with diagnostic tools such as Conners, ADI‑R, DIVA‑5, CAARS and QBTest.
• Consistently demonstrates trust, integrity, commitment and kindness.
• Strong commitment to clinical excellence and best practice.
• Specialist interest in neurodiversity.

What We Offer

• Highly flexible working, with availability 7 days a week (subject to the Working Time Directive).
• £260 per assessment, paid outside IR35.
• Regular clinical supervision and opportunities to further develop assessment expertise.
• Ongoing training opportunities.
• Full administrative support for appointment scheduling and report preparation.
• Free access to CPD sessions delivered by experienced clinicians.
• A meaningful opportunity to positively impact the lives of individuals and families navigating undiagnosed neurodiversity.