Neurodevelopmental Triage Clinician – Single Point of Access

PHL Group; Fareham; Hybrid; GBP 42,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bike2Work Scheme

DSE Eye Tests and Spectacles

Employee Assistance Program

Employee Recognition

Family Friendly Policy

Long Service Award

Menopause Support

NHS Discount - Blue Light Card

Paid Sick Pay

Professional Development

Workplace Savings and Low Interest LOA

Job summary

PHL Group is seeking a Triage Clinician to join the Neurodevelopmental Single Point of Access service on a full-time permanent basis in Fareham. You will review referrals, apply a structured triage framework, and determine the most appropriate pathway or provider while ensuring safety and efficient patient flow.

In this role you will escalate safeguarding concerns, categorise referrals (Urgent, Priority, Routine, Redirect), and route cases to Adult ADHD, Adult Autism, or Children’s services as

Qualifications

• Proven experience in a role involving triage.
• Experience of triage involving mental health.
• Good knowledge of neurodevelopment and its impact across the lifespan.
• Ability to apply structured triage frameworks and document decisions clearly.
• Capability to escalate safeguarding concerns and high-risk cases.

Responsibilities

• Review administratively validated referrals in the triage queue.
• Evaluate referral information and screening outputs to determine the pathway or provider.
• Apply the triage framework to assign outcomes and categorise referrals.
• Escalate urgent referrals to senior clinicians and manage risk appropriately.
• Identify referrals needing multi-agency coordination or transition-age considerations.
• Refer complex cases to the Transition and Complex Case Coordinator and route appropriately.

Skills

Triage experience

Mental health triage

Neurodevelopment knowledge

Risk escalation

Safeguarding awareness

Job description

PHL Group is seeking a Triage Clinician to join the Neurodevelopmental Single Point of Access service on a full-time permanent basis in Fareham. You will review referrals, apply a structured triage framework, and determine the most appropriate pathway or provider while ensuring safety and efficient patient flow.

In this role you will escalate safeguarding concerns, categorise referrals (Urgent, Priority, Routine, Redirect), and route cases to Adult ADHD, Adult Autism, or Children’s services as