Clinical Partners
ADHD Prescriber (Self-Employed)

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Meaningful work. On your terms.
Self-employed, remote ADHD titration role with one of the UK’s leading mental health providers
- No minimum hours, you choose when and how much you work
- Admin, appointment booking and systems handled for you so you can focus on clinical decision-making and patient care
- Work with children, young people or adults within clinically governed, NICE-aligned pathways
About The Role
As a self-employed ADHD Titration Clinician with Clinical Partners, you’ll deliver remote ADHD medication clinics for patients with an established diagnosis, supporting them through ongoing titration as part of their wider care journey.
This role is primarily focused on supporting children, young people and adults through ADHD medication titration, delivering specialist ADHD services across both CAMHS and adult pathways.
You’ll work as part of a multidisciplinary clinical network, developing individualised treatment plans, prescribing within your scope of practice, monitoring and adjusting medication regimens, and responding to clinical queries from existing patients. You’ll also work with GPs to support shared-care arrangements once titration is complete.
Why partner with us?
Clinical Partners is one of the UK’s leading independent providers of mental health, autism and ADHD services, working with both NHS and private patients. As demand for ADHD diagnosis and treatment continues to grow, we are focused on expanding access while delivering the highest clinical standards.
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We give self-employed clinicians the flexibility and support to focus on what matters most - delivering safe, effective ADHD care. Our approach is built on respect for clinical expertise and the belief that meaningful care happens when clinicians are trusted to practise independently, with the right structures around them.
You’ll not be managed to targets or minimum hours. Instead, you will be supported by robust systems, experienced clinical leadership and clearly defined NICE-aligned pathways, giving you the confidence to practise independently while knowing you are part of a clinically led organisation focused on delivering meaningful care.
Who are we looking for?
We’re looking to engage experienced prescribers, with a minimum of two years’ experience in ADHD titration and medication reviews for children and adults.
You will be confident delivering remote assessments and reviews and interpreting ECGs as part of safe prescribing. This role is suited to clinicians who are comfortable managing ongoing care independently and who value flexibility alongside strong clinical governance.


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Qualifications And Registrations
In order to apply, you need to have worked in one of the following roles, with the relevant qualification and professional registration:
- Nurse Prescriber or Non-medical Prescriber – registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) and qualified to V300 prescribing level
- Psychiatrist – registered with the General Medical Council (GMC) with a Certificate of Completion of Training (CCT)
- GP – registered with the General Medical Council (GMC) with a Certificate of Completion of Training (CCT)
- Pharmacist – registered with the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) with UKAAN training
Equality, diversity and safeguarding
Clinical Partners is committed to creating an inclusive and diverse environment where people feel respected and supported. We welcome applications from all suitably qualified clinicians.
This role is subject to a Disclosure and Barring Service check in line with our commitment to safeguarding and patient safety.
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If you’re looking for a self-employed titration role that offers the flexibility, support and opportunity to deliver meaningful ADHD care, we’d love to hear from you.
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