Neurodevelopmental Service Lead

Location Birmingham, England Sector Social Care Salary £ to £ per annum Benefits Hybrid | No on-call

Neurodevelopmental Service Lead

£67,500 – £72,416

Are you an experienced clinician looking to take the next step into a senior leadership role?

We are working with a clinician-led healthcare provider looking for a Neurodevelopmental Service Lead to oversee ASD and ADHD services across both adult and children’s pathways.

This is a senior role with a strong focus on clinical quality, governance and service improvement
, while still allowing time for complex clinical work.

• Provide clinical and operational leadership across ASD and ADHD services.
• Support the delivery of safe, high-quality patient care.
• Oversee safeguarding, clinical risk, waiting lists and service performance.
• Lead and support a multidisciplinary team, including line management and supervision.
• Improve pathways, processes, clinical standards and audit activity.
• Work closely with senior clinical colleagues to deliver service improvements.

You’ll need significant post-qualification experience within neurodevelopmental services, ASD, ADHD or mental health
, alongside experience in a senior clinical or leadership position.

You should have:

• Current NMC registration with advanced practice experience
  , or HCPC registration as a Clinical Psychologist
  .
• Experience leading or supporting multidisciplinary teams.
• A good understanding of clinical governance, safeguarding and risk.
• Experience of service delivery and improving clinical pathways.

• £67,500 – £72,416 per year
• NHS-aligned pension
• CPD and study leave
• Hybrid working
• No on-call
• Autonomy to shape and improve services
• Protected time for clinical work

You’ll be joining a clinician-led organisation delivering evidence-based community services through multidisciplinary teams.

The organisation places a strong focus on patient safety, clinical standards, good governance and supporting clinicians to develop
.

If you’re ready to take on a role where you can have a real say in how neurodevelopmental services are delivered