Over the contract period through Q2, you will maintain a minimum commitment of one weekday per week delivering full assessment suites within an integrated MDT. You will consistently submit completed, audit-ready diagnostic reports within two business days of each assessment session.

• Conduct remote autism spectrum assessments using ADOS and ADI-R instruments across child and adult cohorts.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary team members to integrate clinical findings and formulate diagnostic decisions.
• Produce clear, high-quality diagnostic reports submitted within two business days of session completion.
• Maintain compliance with clinical governance, safeguard protocols, and standard operating procedures.
• Record accurate and timely clinical notes within the designated electronic health record system.

• Active professional registration with HCPC, NMC, or Social Work England.
• Formal training and practical competency in both ADOS and ADI-R assessment tools.
• Minimum of 12 months direct experience conducting formal autism assessments across children or adults.
• Demonstrated ability to produce concise, compliant clinical reports to tight turnaround schedules.
• Valid DBS certificate on the Update Service, current professional indemnity insurance, and right to work in the UK.

An established healthcare provider delivering specialized neurodevelopmental assessment pathways across the UK. The organization provides full administrative backing and structured MDT coordination, allowing clinicians to focus entirely on direct assessment work.

What is the required time commitment for this Autism Assessor role?

The role requires a minimum commitment of one full weekday per week during standard business hours. Weekend-only working is not available. Workload is guaranteed through Q2, providing predictable sessional income for clinicians looking to manage flexible schedules alongside existing commitments without ongoing caseload management.

What clinical qualifications are required to apply?

Applicants must hold active UK professional registration with the NMC, HCPC, or Social Work England. Formal training and demonstrated clinical competency in both ADOS and ADI-R assessment tools are essential, together with at least 12 months of direct experience assessing autism spectrum conditions.

How are remote assessments delivered and reports processed?

Assessments are conducted remotely as part of an integrated multidisciplinary team framework. Clinicians administer standardized clinical components and submit completed diagnostic reports within two business days. Payment is processed promptly upon report approval at a fixed rate of £700 per full day.