Remote Autism & ADHD Diagnostic Clinician Location: Fully Remote Job Type: Sessional / Associate Specialisms: Clinical Psychologist, Counselling Psychologist, Educational Psychologist, GMC-Registered Clinician Join a Growing NHS-Funded Autism & ADHD Assessment Service We are seeking experienced clinicians to deliver remote Autism and Autism/ADHD diagnostic assessments as part of a well-established NHS-funded assessment service. This opportunity is ideal for professionals with a strong background in neurodevelopmental diagnostics who are looking for flexible, consistent assessment work while working entirely from home. The service utilises a modern assessment pathway supported by purpose-built clinical software and ambient note-taking technology, allowing clinicians to focus on high-quality clinical decision-making and patient care. Who We're Looking For We welcome applications from: Clinical Psychologists Counselling Psychologists Educational Psychologists GMC-Registered Clinicians Applicants may specialise in: Adults only Children & Young People (CYP) only Both Adults and CYP Essential Requirements Candidates must have: Minimum 1 year of post-registration clinical experience Minimum 1 year conducting full autism diagnostic assessments ADOS-2 training and practical assessment experience Experience assessing against DSM-5 criteria Knowledge of ADHD and differential diagnoses, including intellectual disability Experience conducting Adult ADOS assessments and/or CYP ADOS Modules 1-4 Excellent report-writing and diagnostic reasoning skills Ability to work independently in a remote setting The Assessment Model The service uses a flexible, adapted play-based and activity-based assessment model that explores Autism and ADHD presentations rather than relying solely on a traditional ADOS-led approach. Clinicians should be comfortable: Conducting detailed autism and autism/ADHD assessments remotely Adapting assessment styles to individual presentation and need Gathering evidence from multiple clinical sources Clearly evidencing DSM-5 diagnostic criteria Producing comprehensive diagnostic reports Participating in multidisciplinary team discussions What the Role Involves Assessment Preparation (30 Minutes) Reviewing referral documentation and patient history Preparing and tailoring the assessment approach Reviewing questionnaires and supporting information Assessment Appointment (60 Minutes) Autism diagnostic assessments Combined Autism and ADHD assessments where applicable Clinical Administration (Up to 60 Minutes) Clinical record keeping Diagnostic outcome documentation Session notes Risk and safeguarding documentation where required Review and inclusion of questionnaire results Completion of MDT documentation with clear diagnostic evidence All documentation must be completed within 24 hours of the assessment. MDT Participation (30 Minutes) Attendance at diagnostic MDT discussions Additional MDT reviews for complex cases where required Total commitment per assessment: approximately 2.5 to 3 hours Expected Caseload Successful clinicians will typically be expected to: Complete up to 4 autism or autism/ADHD assessments per day Participate in MDT meetings Complete associated reports and clinical administration What's on Offer? Fully remote working Flexible sessional commitments Consistent NHS-funded assessment work Dedicated clinical and administrative support Innovative assessment and reporting technology Immediate onboarding available Opportunity to join a rapidly growing neurodevelopmental service #PMH
ADOS Assessor - Remote employer: Pulse Healthcare
Pulse Healthcare is an exceptional employer, offering a supportive work culture that prioritises collaboration and professional development. Located in the picturesque Cambridgeshire, employees benefit from a dynamic environment where they can grow their skills while making a meaningful impact on patients' lives. With opportunities for mentorship and involvement in innovative rehabilitation programmes, this role is perfect for those seeking a rewarding career in psychiatry.
