ADHD Assessor; Hybrid) United Kingdom

As an ADHD Assessor, you will play a key role in delivering neurodevelopmental assessments for individuals referred to us at The Owl. You will work closely with a multidisciplinary team to provide person‐centred assessments - both remotely and in person within your local area (Hereford, Essex) - and support positive outcomes for clients and families. You will conduct ADHD assessments, developmental case history interviews with patients and families to achieve outcomes in line with clinical guidelines, ensuring reports and recommendations are clear, evidence‑based, and completed to a high standard.

You will contribute to maintaining excellent clinical standards while supporting the continued growth and reputation of the service.

Please note:

this is a permanent, full‑time (37.5 hours per week) employed position and we're not looking for contractors at the moment.

We ask that you have access to your own transport and are happy to travel for up to one hour from your home address.

• Conduct comprehensive and detailed developmental case history interviews withclientsand/or relatives and where relevant,schoolsor other informants usingtool like ACE and DIVA 5tosupportADHD assessmentstoreachan evidence‑based understanding that inform diagnosis.
• Liaisewiththe Multi‑Disciplinary Team (MDT) to formulate and reach an understanding of an ADHD assessment to provide evidence‑based outcomes using shared formulationsandincorporated perspectives toprovide a formal diagnosis.
• Independently manage yourowncaseload, understand your work inprogressand manage KPIsby task prioritisation,escalating risks or delays promptly to ensuretimelyassessments and meeting service performance.
• Uphold excellent client and staff experiences throughmaintaininghigh-quality and thorough assessment services, providing clear communication to foster trust,inclusion and continuous improvement.
• Engage in clinical supervision,121 and performance review cyclesto have access to professional and emotional support when/if required by attending regular sessions, discussing concerns tomaintainsafe practice and enhance clinical effectiveness.
• Completerequiredadministrative responsibilities which include case note record keeping,incident updating, reportcompletionand risk assessment by documenting clearly following guidelines to ensureaccuraterecordsthat support continuity of care,safetyand compliance.
• Maintain adherence to clinical standard operation procedures by following current pathways and requirements to support service delivery.
• Engage in regular professional development offerings, including CPD sessions, forums and training sessions offered to further career growth and keep up to date with compliance standards to keep skills current and uphold regulatory and service standards.

Is able to manage multiple tasks and prioritise effectively.

Is an excellent communicator and has experience of communicating well through a variety of platforms; (phone, email, virtually) adapting communicative style when needed.

Can b uild and sustain great relationships and has experience of doing this both internally and externally .

Has passion for providing the best possible service to children and their families.

• 12 months experience in independently diagnosing ADHD in adults and young people,using diagnostic tools such as DIVA.
• Clinical qualification and registration ( in Occupational Therapy , Speech and Language Therapy, Psychology (Clinical, Counselling or Forensic), Mental Health/ Learnin g, Disability Nursing , Paediatrician ) .

Completing the delivery of assessments both in- person and virtually.

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