Are you an experienced ADHD Independent Prescriber with substantial experience across children, young people and adults, looking for an exciting opportunity to help develop a new ADHD medication service from the ground up?
We have an excellent opportunity with an established and growing multidisciplinary neurodevelopmental clinic in Farnham, offering flexible working, competitive rates of £50–£55ph, and the opportunity to provide clinical lead input into the development of a new ADHD medication pathway.
Job Title: ADHD Independent Prescriber / Clinical Lead
Location: Farnham – Fully Remote Considered
Duration: Ongoing Associate Opportunity
Schedule: Flexible | Initial low-volume caseload with scope to grow
Start Date: ASAP – Pre-launch service development
Rate of Pay: £50–£55ph, depending on experience
Contact: Eric Lopes – 0203 475 4175 / elopes@hg-mh.com
You will play a key role in establishing and delivering a new ADHD medication pathway, initially supporting the development of the service before taking clinical ownership of day-to-day prescribing and titration.
In this role, you will:
• Independently initiate and titrate ADHD medication across children, young people and adults
• Prescribe and manage both stimulant and non-stimulant medication
• Conduct initial medication consultations and routine titration reviews
• Monitor medication response, side effects and physical observations
• Manage medication queries and communicate effectively with patients, parents and carers
• Support shared-care arrangements and ongoing medication management
• Make appropriate independent escalation, referral and clinical risk decisions
• Contribute to the development of prescribing, monitoring, medicines governance and escalation processes
• Provide clinical input into the service’s CQC application and pre-launch preparation
• Help establish safe and effective clinical pathways and protocols
• Provide clinical leadership and guidance around the medication service
• Review existing ADHD diagnostic reports and ensure prescribing is aligned with NICE guidance
• Contribute to service development as the ADHD medication pathway grows
To be successful in this role, you will need:
• Current professional registration and V300 Independent Prescribing qualification
• Substantial autonomous ADHD prescribing and titration experience
• Experience prescribing across children, young people and adults
• Experience initiating and titrating both stimulant and non-stimulant medication
• Controlled-drug prescribing experience
• Strong understanding of physical monitoring, side-effect management and medication safety
• Experience with shared-care arrangements
• Confidence making independent clinical escalation and referral decisions
• Strong understanding of NICE-compliant ADHD practice
• Excellent clinical judgement and communication skills
• Previous clinical leadership, governance or ADHD pathway development experience would be highly desirable
ADHD assessment experience is advantageous but not essential, as diagnostic assessments are already undertaken by an established MDT.
This is a flexible associate opportunity, initially with a relatively small caseload while the service is established, with significant scope for the role to grow.
Initial appointments are expected to include:
• 45-minute initial medication consultations
• 20-minute routine titration reviews
• Longer appointments where clinically required
• Paid clinical administration, prescribing, medication queries, patient/parent communication and agreed service-development work
Fully remote working will be considered, with the successful clinician also helping to determine appropriate arrangements for physical observations and monitoring.
You will be joining an established and highly experienced multidisciplinary neurodevelopmental team already undertaking approximately 25 autism, ADHD and combined assessments each month.
Although the medication service will initially start at a low volume, there is significant potential for growth as existing assessment clients progress into the medication pathway.
This is an opportunity for an experienced ADHD prescriber to help shape and develop a new service from the outset, provide clinical leadership around its development, and potentially grow their role as demand increases.
Hunter Gatherer Mental Health is a leading UK recruitment agency specialising in mental health and neurodevelopmental recruitment across the NHS and private sector.
• Specialist recruitment consultants who understand your clinical field
• Access to exclusive NHS and private sector opportunities
• Competitive rates
• Flexible locum and associate opportunities
• Fast and straightforward registration
• Dedicated support throughout your placement
If you are an experienced ADHD Independent Prescriber looking for a role where you can genuinely shape and develop a new service, contact Eric Lopes today on 0203 475 4175 or email elopes@hg-mh.com.
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