Non-Medical Prescriber (ADHD) | Associate Clinician

Location: Remote

Job Type: Associate / Sessional

Pay: Competitive per-assessment rates

About the Role

A leading UK neurodevelopmental service is expanding its prescribing workforce due to growing demand for ADHD assessments and ongoing patient support. We are seeking experienced Non-Medical Prescribers (NMPs) who can independently assess, diagnose, prescribe, and manage ADHD patients.

This opportunity offers flexible, session-based work that can fit around existing NHS, private practice, or locum commitments. Initial caseloads will be low volume, with the potential for increased work as demand continues to grow.

Key Responsibilities

Conduct ADHD suitability and assessment appointments
Prescribe medication where clinically appropriate
Manage patient titration reviews
Complete annual medication reviews
Maintain accurate clinical records and associated administration
Work autonomously within professional and regulatory frameworks

Essential Requirements

Qualified Non-Medical Prescriber (NMP)
Able to independently assess and prescribe for ADHD patients
Minimum 2 years' experience assessing and prescribing for ADHD
Must meet required DIVA assessment experience standards
Able to provide evidence of DIVA assessment experience
Comfortable undertaking low-volume work initially
Strong communication and clinical decision-making skills

Sessional Rates

Initial Suitability Appointment

45-60 minutes
Includes prescribing (where clinically appropriate), administration, and prescription processing

£80 per appointment

Titration Appointments

Three-monthly review sessions
40 minutes per appointment (30-minute consultation plus 10 minutes administration)

£40 per appointment

Annual Review Appointments

55 minutes per appointment (45-minute consultation plus 10 minutes administration)

£40 per appointment

What's on Offer?

Fully remote working
Flexible sessional commitments
Opportunity to support a growing ADHD service
Consistent patient demand
Ideal alongside existing clinical commitments

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