ASD / ADHD Assessor

Are you an experienced ASD/ADHD Assessor seeking a new opportunity? Are you interested in a role that offers flexible hours and remote working? Do you have a background in supporting children with Autism and ADHD?

Service Care Solutions is delighted to present a fantastic opportunity to join our valued client, assisting them in the recruitment of a skilled Consultant Psychiatrist or Paediatrician on an associate basis. In this role, you will conduct Neurodiversity Assessments (ASD, ADHD, or both) for children and young people, contributing to reducing the current NHS waiting list and positively impacting young lives.

Our client, a prominent provider of private healthcare, specialises in Neurodevelopmental services across the UK. As part of a highly competent network of associates, you will enjoy the flexibility to choose hours that suit your lifestyle. This role offers the chance to make a meaningful difference while working with a service dedicated to transforming lives.

Role: ASD / ADHD Assessor
Pay: Up to £1000 per day, Outside IR35
Bonus: £250 Welcome Bonus, provided by Service Care Solutions
Location: Remote working (with face-to-face appointments available in Basingstoke, Hampshire)
Flexible Hours: Work when it suits you, 7 days a week
Contract: LOCUM / Ongoing

What\'s on Offer?

  • Professional Development: Access regular supervision and CPD opportunities, ensuring you remain at the forefront of neurodevelopmental diagnostic practices.
  • Comprehensive Support: Focus fully on your clinical duties while a dedicated admin team handles appointment scheduling and report preparation, enabling you to deliver high-quality care.
  • Competitive Pay: Earn an excellent fee per assessment, with all payments made outside IR35, reflecting your expertise.
  • Collaborative Network: Join a team built on values such as integrity, trust, and compassion. Engage in audits, reflective learning, peer discussions, and action planning to consistently enhance clinical standards.

Requirements:

  • Full GMC Registration
  • Experience conducting assessments for Autism, ADHD, or both

This is a highly rewarding position that allows you to play a key role in improving the lives of children with neurodevelopmental conditions while enjoying the flexibility to balance work with your lifestyle.

Additional Benefits:

  • Four weekly payroll runs
  • £250 training allowance
  • Excellent pay rates
  • Exceptional referral bonuses - up to £750 per Referral
  • Specialists mental health consultants offering single point of contact
  • Frequent notifications for upcoming opportunities via text and email
  • Ltd & PAYE payment options available
  • Nationwide provider of mental health staff to over 40 different NHS trusts offering mental health services and over 200 local authorities.
  • FREE DBS disclosures provided via fast track online services
  • FREE Occupational Health Check and Immunisations
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