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ADHD Prescriber - Remote (UK) - Full Time

United Kingdom
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ADHD Independent Prescriber

Full-time · Permanent · Remote (UK)

About Mentalwell

Mentalwell is a CQC-registered provider of ADHD and autism assessment and treatment. We deliver care to adults across England through the NHS Right to Choose pathway and privately.

We take clinical quality seriously. Our stated priority is accuracy and doing things properly, ahead of speed and growth — and we've invested in clinical supervision, audit and governance to back that up.

The role

You'll take clinical ownership of adult ADHD medication titration — initiating treatment, optimising doses, monitoring safety and moving stable patients into shared care with their GP. You'll work autonomously within our formulary and SOPs.

What you'll do

  • Initiate and titrate ADHD medication for adults
  • Carry out remote medication reviews, dose optimisation and treatment-response monitoring
  • Recognise and manage side effects, comorbidity, and risk; escalate appropriately
  • Prepare and hand over patients to GP shared care, including clear shared-care agreements and correspondence
  • Maintain accurate, timely clinical records and letters in Mentalwell Connect
  • Take part in clinical supervision, MDT discussion, audit and learning
  • Contribute to improving our clinical pathways and the platform itself — we act on clinician feedback

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About you

Essential

  • Registered nurse (NMC) or pharmacist (GPhC) with a current, unrestricted registration
  • Independent prescriber qualification and annotation (V300 or equivalent)
  • Demonstrable experience prescribing ADHD medication in adults, including controlled drugs
  • Sound working knowledge of NICE NG87, ADHD pharmacology and physical health monitoring
  • Confident practising autonomously within a defined scope, and clear about when to escalate
  • Comfortable with remote consultation and digital clinical systems
  • Excellent written communication — you'll be writing letters GPs and patients actually rely on

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Desirable

  • Experience in an NHS Right to Choose or independent-sector ADHD service
  • Familiarity with GP shared-care protocols and their local variation across ICBs
  • Experience with EPS / smart card prescribing and FP10s
  • Experience of comorbid presentations (anxiety, depression, autism, substance use)
  • Involvement in clinical audit, supervision or service development

You'll also need

  • The right to work in the UK
  • A DBS check
  • Appropriate professional indemnity cover
  • A private, confidential space to work from and a reliable internet connection

What we offer

  • Fully remote working, with real flexibility over how you structure your day
  • A clinical platform built to cut admin, not add to it
  • Structured supervision and support
  • Genuine influence over pathways and product decisions
  • The chance to help build a service tackling one of the NHS's longest waiting lists
  • Competitive salary (dependent on experience), pension, and paid CPD time
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Skills

ADHD Medication Titration
Independent Prescribing
Remote Consultation
Clinical Governance
Patient Monitoring
Shared Care Agreements
NICE NG87 Compliance
Pharmacology
Clinical Audit
Digital Clinical Systems
Risk Management
Written Communication

Location

United Kingdom

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