Remote ADHD​/Neurodevelopmental Assessor

Are you an experienced ADHD assessor looking for a role where your clinical expertise is genuinely valued and where you can help shape something new?

We are building a multidisciplinary clinical team that is ambitious, collaborative, and neuro-affirming. If you are HCPC, NMC, or Social Work England registered and ready for your next adventure, we would love to hear from you.

This is a rare opportunity to join a specialist service at a pivotal moment not to slot into an established system, but to be part of building one. You will have real clinical autonomy, a supportive leadership structure, and the chance to contribute to a service that is genuinely committed to getting ADHD care right.

At the heart of this role is a commitment to patient-centred care. You will conduct holistic, evidence-based ADHD assessments in line with NICE guidelines, working with patients aged 7-65 across our NHS Right to Choose and private caseloads.

This means more than gathering history and administering rating scales. You will apply clinical reasoning to understand the whole person considering differential diagnoses and co-occurring conditions, integrating information from multiple sources, and forming considered, nuanced formulations that go beyond a simple yes or no.

Day to day, you will conduct clinical interviews, interpret psychometric and diagnostic data, liaise with families or other professionals where appropriate, and produce clear, high-quality reports within agreed time frames. You will contribute to MDT discussions, peer consultation, and clinical governance.

We have invested in systems and administrative support to handle the operational side of clinical work scheduling, correspondence, and record management so that your time and energy can remain where it matters most: with your patients.

You will also assist in supporting developing and junior staff and providing supervision.

Innovate ADHD Ltd is a specialist, CQC-regulated ADHD assessment and treatment service. We are a startup with real ambition we have built our foundations carefully, with strong clinical governance, a neurodivergent-affirming ethos, and a genuine commitment to quality care.

We are currently mobilising NHS Right to Choose contracts with Integrated Care Boards, for adults aged 18-65, and hope to expand to children and wider neurodevelopmental assessments in the near future.

Our team is multidisciplinary and growing, bringing together psychologists, nurses, occupational therapists, speech and language therapists, and Clinical Associates in Psychology. We work collaboratively, take supervision and professional development seriously, and believe that looking after our staff is inseparable from delivering excellent patient care.

We are a digital-first service, which means genuine flexibility in how you work. We understand that our clinicians are professionals who do not need to be micromanaged we offer autonomy alongside appropriate support and governance structures.

Job Purpose

The ADHD Assessor will deliver comprehensive, holistic ADHD assessments within a neurodivergent-affirming framework, placing the patient at the centre of the process. The post-holder will apply skilled clinical reasoning including consideration of differential diagnoses and co-occurring conditions to produce nuanced, evidence-based formulations and high-quality diagnostic reports. They will work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team and contribute to the ongoing development of Innovate ADHD's clinical standards and governance.

Key Responsibilities

Clinical Assessment

• Conduct comprehensive, patient-centred ADHD assessments across the lifespan (ages 7-65) in line with NICE guidelines and Innovate ADHD clinical protocols
• Gather and integrate information from multiple sources, including clinical interviews, standardised rating scales, psychometric data, collateral history, and liaison with families, carers, or other professionals as appropriate
• Apply thorough clinical reasoning to consider differential diagnoses and co-occurring neurodevelopmental, mental health, and physical health conditions
• Form clear, evidence-based diagnostic formulations that reflect the whole person, not solely the presenting question of ADHD
• Produce high-quality, accessible written reports within agreed time frames, meeting the standards required by Innovate ADHD, NHS commissioners, and the relevant professional regulatory body

Multidisciplinary Working

• Work collaboratively within Innovate ADHD's multidisciplinary team, which includes psychologists, nurses, occupational therapists, speech and language therapists, and Clinical Associates in Psychology
• Participate in case discussions, peer consultation, and MDT meetings
• Communicate effectively with referrers, GPs, and other external professionals as required
• Support the onward care pathway for patients following assessment, including appropriate signposting and recommendations

Clinical Governance and Standards

• Maintain…