At a Glance
- Tasks: Assess and manage ADHD in adults and young people, providing tailored support.
- Company: Not-for-profit social enterprise dedicated to reinvesting profits into healthcare services.
- Benefits: Flexible hours, competitive pay per assessment, and meaningful work.
- Other info: Join a compassionate team focused on ethical care and community support.
- Why this job: Make a real difference in people's lives while supporting vital healthcare services.
- Qualifications: Experience in mental health, ADHD knowledge, and relevant qualifications required.
The predicted salary is between 180 - 180 £ per hour.
Sort delivers ADHD services differently. As a not-for-profit social enterprise, all profits from our services are reinvested directly into healthcare services for vulnerable people. Our growing service requires clinicians with experience in assessing and managing ADHD in adults and young people, providing remote and/or face-to-face support to our expanding group of service users.
We aim to provide exceptional care and support to everyone who accesses our services, with dedicated clinical and support time for each service user, while enabling colleagues to deliver gold-standard care. We are seeking experienced ADHD clinicians to assess, diagnose, and support the management of ADHD in adults. You can work as many or as few hours as you like and will be paid for each assessment you complete. If you want to make a meaningful difference to the lives of service users while contributing to vital healthcare services for vulnerable people, rather than generating profit for others, this could be the role for you.
Main duties of the job
You will be part of a small team providing assessment and management of patients with ADHD. Work can be completed either remotely in your own home, or in one of our city centre bases in Leeds or Bradford.
About us
Sort is part of Bevan, a Community Benefit Society that has delivered NHS and inclusion health services in West Yorkshire since 2011 and holds a CQC Outstanding rating. Sort is a self-funded service, built on the same values: compassion, fairness, and putting people before systems. From the beginning, Sort has been shaped through coproduction. We worked alongside ADHD organisations, advocates, and people with lived experience to understand what works, what causes harm, and what's missing from existing pathways. That collaborative approach continues to guide how our services develop.
We charge fair, transparent prices and reinvest any surplus into Bevan's inclusion health work, supporting people who are homeless, seeking asylum, or excluded from mainstream care. Sort exists to support the NHS, not compete with it. At its heart, Sort is about clarity, care, and confidence, helping people feel heard, understood, and supported to move forward in a way that works for them.
Job responsibilities
- Assess adults and young people for ADHD, considering differential and/or co-occurring conditions.
- Use clinical judgement and experience to make diagnostic and treatment decisions, and to develop and implement treatment plans.
- Participate in regular clinical supervision, management supervision, multidisciplinary team meetings, and case discussions.
- Ensure service users' interests are fully considered in their treatment plans, supporting ethical, shared decision-making through a multidisciplinary approach.
- Maintain accurate, timely records on the clinical platform, ensuring reports are professionally written and completed within expected timeframes.
- Complete risk assessments and review safeguarding needs as part of ongoing patient care.
- Recommend any additional assessments or interventions required, where appropriate, within the client report.
- Work closely with the Sort leadership team to support the ongoing development of ADHD pathways.
- Provide consultation and training for colleagues to develop their skills in this specialist area.
- Ensure completion of all mandatory training.
- Prescribe medication within own level of competence and agreed formulary.
Person Specification
Knowledge and skills
- Working knowledge of mental health differentials and the ADHD diagnostic criteria.
- Good knowledge of guidance, legislation and ethical principles relating to ADHD.
Experience
- Demonstrable experience in a mental health field.
- Able to apply ADHD diagnostic criteria in practice.
- Experience of initiating and titrating ADHD medication.
Qualifications
- Registered Nurse (any field), Medical Practitioner or Pharmacist.
- Independent prescriber.
- UKAAN Diagnosis and Assessment training course (or equivalent).
- UKAAN Pharmacological Treatment of Adults with ADHD training course (or equivalent).
- On GP register or specialist register as a psychiatrist (for Doctors) or MSc Advanced Clinical Practice (for Nurses and Pharmacists).
Disclosure and Barring Service Check
This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions.
£180 a session. You will be paid £180 per ADHD assessment completed.
Adult ADHD Specialist Practitioner in Bradford employer: Bevan Community Benefit Society
Bevan Community Benefit Society is an exceptional employer dedicated to making a meaningful impact in the lives of vulnerable populations in Bradford. With a strong focus on person-centred care, our inclusive work culture fosters collaboration and growth, offering employees opportunities for professional development while making a difference in the community. Join us to be part of a supportive team that values compassion and innovation in healthcare delivery.
Contact Details:
Bevan Community Benefit Society Recruitment Team
