Non-Medical Prescriber (ADHD)

We are seeking a qualified Non-Medical Prescriber to join a leading UK neurodiversity provider on a remote basis. In this role, you will conduct structured clinical reviews and oversee medication titration for adult and paediatric ADHD patients. Full specialist clinical onboarding on neurodevelopmental prescribing and NICE guidelines is provided if you do not have prior ADHD experience.

Lead remote ADHD titration clinics for a specialist neurodiversity provider, expanding access across NHS Right to Choose and private pathways.

Why this role exists

UK demand for adult and paediatric ADHD care significantly exceeds NHS capacity, creating substantial clinical backlogs across primary and secondary care. This organisation is expanding its remote clinical workforce to clear waiting lists and manage ongoing titration safely. Adding qualified Non-Medical Prescribers ensures robust clinical governance, timely medication initiation, and sustained care stability across NHS Right to Choose and private referrals.

What the first twelve months look like

In your first 12 months, you will establish a consistent schedule of 30-minute remote titration clinics, completing neurodevelopmental prescribing onboarding within your first month. You will manage a stable patient caseload from initial medication setup through to clinical stability, conducting structured clinical reviews and monitoring key vital parameters. Working alongside consultant psychiatrists and multidisciplinary teams, you will maintain full compliance with NICE guidelines and internal safety protocols.

What you'll own

  • Conduct structured remote clinical reviews and monitor titration for patients diagnosed with ADHD.
  • Formulate individualized pharmacological treatment plans and issue accurate prescriptions via electronic clinical systems.
  • Manage regular 30-minute telehealth consultations to evaluate treatment efficacy, dosage adjustments, and side effects.
  • Collaborate with multidisciplinary clinical teams, primary care providers, and psychiatrists to ensure safe care continuity.
  • Maintain complete and audit-ready patient clinical records in compliance with CQC and internal governance standards.

What we need to see

  • Active professional registration with the NMC (RGN or RMN) or GPhC (Pharmacist).
  • Independent Non-Medical Prescribing qualification (V300) with active registration.
  • Substantial clinical experience in patient assessment, care planning, and clinical risk formulation.
  • Dedicated, confidential remote workspace with reliable high-speed broadband connection.
  • Prior direct experience prescribing for ADHD is desirable, but full specialist training is provided.

About the organisation

This confidential client is an established UK healthcare provider dedicated to neurodiversity services. Operating across both private practice and NHS Right to Choose contracts, they combine evidence-based clinical practice with secure digital systems to increase access to quality ADHD care.

Questions candidates ask

Do I need previous ADHD prescribing experience for this role?
Prior clinical experience in ADHD prescribing is desirable but not mandatory. The provider delivers structured clinical onboarding covering neurodevelopmental pharmacology, titration protocols, and NICE guidelines. You must hold an active V300 qualification and professional registration with the NMC or GPhC alongside solid clinical assessment experience.
How are appointments structured and how is the role compensated?
Clinics run as structured 30-minute remote video appointments. Session pay is £37 per clinic, equivalent to £74 per hour for contractors. For clinicians seeking permanent employed arrangements, full-time equivalent salaries range from £48,000 to £55,000 depending on experience, with flexible sessional and salaried patterns supported.
What qualifications and working setup do I need?
Applicants must hold an accredited V300 Non-Medical Prescribing qualification and active registration with either the NMC or GPhC. Because consultations are delivered via telehealth, you need a private, confidential workspace and high-speed internet. Strong communication skills and comfortable working with electronic patient records are essential.

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