Children And Young People

Description:

Psicon Ltd, one of the UK’s leading providers of neurodevelopmental services, is expanding its Independent Clinician Network and seeking skilled and compassionate Children and Young People ADHD Nurse Assessors. This role offers the opportunity to carry out high-quality ADHD assessments for children and young people aged 6–18, either face-to-face in clinic or remotely, while working flexibly around your availability.

At Psicon, we are committed to supporting unique minds and improving the lives of children and young people facing challenges with undiagnosed neurodiversity. We are looking for healthcare professionals who embody the values of commitment, trust, integrity, and kindness and are passionate about delivering clinical excellence.

Key Responsibilities:

• Conduct high-quality ADHD assessments for children and young people (6–18 years).

• Communicate effectively and compassionately with neurodiverse children, young people, families, and colleagues.

• Deliver assessments in line with NICE guidelines, ensuring robust clinical standards.

• Provide timely and comprehensive diagnostic reports.

• Independently diagnose on the day of assessment and communicate feedback clearly and sensitively to families.

Requirements:

• Registered Mental Health Nurse, Paediatric Nurse, or Learning Disability Nurse.

• NMC registration with up-to-date supervision, appraisal, and revalidation.

• Confidence and competence in delivering ADHD assessments for children and young people.

• Ability to commit to providing both face-to-face and remote appointments.

• Compassionate and professional approach, aligned with Psicon’s core values.

What We Offer:

• Flexible working opportunities, 7 days a week (subject to working time directive).

• Competitive per assessment tariff (outside IR35).

• Regular clinical supervision and opportunities for skill enhancement.

• Training and CPD opportunities to strengthen diagnostic and assessment expertise.

• Administrative support for scheduling and reporting.

• A unique chance to positively impact children, young people, and their families navigating undiagnosed ADHD and neurodiversity.