ADHD360
Autism Assessor
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Company Description
The organisation provides comprehensive diagnosis, and ongoing empowerment.
The team champions consistently high standards of care nationwide, a simpler and more personalised patient journey.
Role Description
£60,000 per year FTE
The Autism Assessor is responsible for conducting remote, evidence-based autism assessments for children, adolescents, and adults, ensuring a high standard of clinical quality and patient experience.
Day-to-day tasks include:
- Reviewing background information
- Conducting developmental histories
- Carrying out structured observations with individuals and families
The role involves collaborating with multidisciplinary colleagues, contributing to diagnostic decision-making, and providing compassionate feedback and guidance on next steps in care. The Autism Assessor will also support continuous improvement in assessment pathways, uphold regulatory and ethical standards, and participate in regular supervision and professional development. This is a full/part-time remote role, offering flexibility while maintaining reliable availability for patients and team meetings.
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- Strong clinical assessment skills, including experience with autism diagnostic frameworks (e.g., DSM-5, ICD-10/11) and structured tools such as ADOS-2 or ADI-R, or equivalent validated instruments.
- Knowledge of neurodevelopmental conditions, including autism and ADHD, and understanding how these conditions present across different ages, genders, and backgrounds.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to conduct sensitive interviews, build rapport remotely, and explain complex clinical information in accessible language.
- Robust documentation and digital literacy skills, including accurate report writing, use of electronic health record systems, and confident use of video consultation platforms.
- Strong analytical and decision-making skills, including the ability to synthesise information from multiple sources and contribute to safe, evidence-based diagnostic decisions.
- Effective time management and organisational skills to manage caseloads, meet service timelines, and work independently in a remote environment.
- Relevant professional registration or accreditation (e.g., clinical psychologist, psychiatrist, specialist nurse, allied health professional) and experience in autism or neurodevelopmental services.
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