Voy
ADHD Prescriber (GPhC/NMC registered) - Fully remote

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About the Role
We are looking to hire a Prescribing Clinician to work autonomously within an ADHD service, delivering specialist assessment, diagnosis, and medication management.
You will have a high level of accountability and autonomy, and will report to the Clinical Team Lead. This is an ideal role for someone who wants to challenge themselves in a fast-paced environment, directly contributing to patient care in order to meet key clinical goals.
If you like providing high-quality, innovative patient care, this role is for you!
What you’ll be doing
- Conduct ADHD assessments, diagnosis, and ongoing reviews
- Develop and manage personalised care plans (pharmacological & non-pharmacological)
- Prescribe, titrate, and monitor ADHD medication in line with national guidelines and Voy’s local guidelines
- Collaborate closely with a multidisciplinary clinical team to ensure integrated, high-quality patient care
- Maintain accurate clinical documentation and report patient safety incidents in accordance with governance standards
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Please note that this role is for a 3 month FTC, on a fully remote basis within the UK, working one day per week, between the days of Monday - Friday
What we need from you
- Registered healthcare professional e.g. pharmacist, nurse
- Independent Prescribing qualification
- Experience in adult ADHD assessment and treatment
- Strong clinical assessment, prescribing, and report writing skills
- Experience with telemedicine or in digital health
- Excellent attention to detail and communication skills
- Ability to work autonomously and manage a caseload
- Committed to CPD and evidence-based practice
- Experience working in women’s health would be advantageous


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Our interview process
- Initial screening call with Clinical Recruiter
- First interview with Head of Clinical Services and Clinical Lead
- Final stage with Clinical Director
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