ADHD Health Clinic
Clinic Manager

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Clinic Manager — ADHD Health Clinic
Marylebone (London) | Barnet | St Albans | Edinburgh
Part-Time → Full-Time (as we grow) | Permanent
£50,000–£55,000 per annum (pro rata)
Work from home/online role
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ADHD Health Clinic is a CQC-registered private mental health clinic specialising in ADHD and autism assessments and treatment for children and adults. Led by a consultant psychiatrist and a large multidisciplinary clinical team, we deliver high-quality, patient-centred care across four locations — Marylebone (London), Barnet, St Albans, and Edinburgh — with bold plans to expand further across Scotland and grow our online and insurance-funded services.
This is a genuinely exciting time to join us. We are looking for an experienced, proactive, and highly organised Clinic Manager to take ownership of the day-to-day operational management across all four sites — freeing our Medical Director to focus on clinical leadership while ensuring the clinic runs smoothly, compliantly, and efficiently.
The role
This is a pivotal, hands-on role at the heart of a fast-growing specialist clinic. You will oversee operations, staff coordination, clinical governance, billing and insurance, business development, and systems management — working closely with the Medical Director and a multidisciplinary team of around 30 staff, including:
- 5 part-time administrators
- 1 full-time and 1 part-time nurse prescriber
- ~25 part-time clinicians (consultant adult & child psychiatrists, psychologists, OTs, and ADHD coaches)
Initially offered part-time, the role comes with a clear expectation of transitioning to full-time as the clinic grows — and a genuine career pathway: Clinic Manager → General Manager → CQC Registered Manager.
What you'll be doing
- Operational management — own the smooth day-to-day running of all four clinic sites; develop policies, procedures, and workflows; lead continuous improvement; manage facilities, suppliers, and landlord relationships.
- Staff coordination & scheduling — oversee scheduling and coordination of all administrative and clinical staff; support recruitment, onboarding, supervisions, and performance reviews; maintain HR records and foster a collaborative team culture.
- Clinical caseload & patient management — maintain accurate patient caseloads; coordinate annual reviews and prescription workflows; oversee the end-to-end patient journey using the Semble EHR system; handle patient communications (8x8 phone, email, WhatsApp) and complaints with empathy.
- Clinical governance, audit & key meetings — lead quarterly clinical governance meetings and monthly MDT meetings; design and run a rolling programme of clinical audits; support CQC registration and compliance, significant event reporting, risk management, and safeguarding — working towards becoming the clinic's CQC Registered Manager.
- Billing, insurance & financial oversight — own billing processes via the Healthcode platform; lead clinician registration with major private medical insurance (PMI) providers; manage invoicing, aged debtors, and monthly clinician invoice reconciliation; produce financial and operational reports.
- Business development & service expansion — secure NHS sub-contractual partnerships; develop relationships with independent psychology services; drive PMI contract wins; support the launch of new clinic locations across Scotland and the growth of online services; act as internal liaison for digital marketing (Google Ads, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn).
- EHR & systems management — act as lead administrator for the Semble EHR system (plus Heidi AI); train staff; ensure data quality, information governance, and GDPR compliance; oversee the 8x8 phone system, WhatsApp Business, and email communications.
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Essential
- Proven experience in a clinic, practice, or healthcare operations management role within private or independent healthcare
- Strong understanding of CQC regulatory requirements for independent healthcare providers
- Demonstrable experience managing large and/or multi-disciplinary clinical teams
- Excellent organisational and time-management skills, with the ability to manage competing priorities across multiple sites
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills — confident, professional, and empathetic with patients and staff
- Experience overseeing billing, invoicing, and financial administration processes
- Proficiency with EHR/practice management systems and Microsoft Office / Google Workspace
- Experience designing and running clinical audits and producing evidence-based compliance reports
- Experience handling patient complaints and driving service improvement
- High degree of discretion handling confidential patient and business information
- Ambition to progress towards CQC Registered Manager status
- Eligibility to work in the United Kingdom


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Desirable
- Experience within a mental health, neurodevelopmental, or specialist clinical service
- Familiarity with private medical insurance (PMI) billing and insurer registration
- Experience with Semble EHR and/or Healthcode billing platforms (full training provided if not)
- Business development, partnership development, or contract management experience in healthcare
- Knowledge of sub-contracting within NHS-commissioned services
- Multi-site or geographically distributed healthcare operations experience
- Experience supporting the launch or setup of new clinic locations or services
- Knowledge of GDPR and information governance in a healthcare context
- Current or previous CQC Registered Manager experience
- Digital marketing oversight or agency liaison experience
- Relevant management or healthcare administration qualification (e.g. ILM, CMI)
What we offer
- A varied, genuinely impactful role at the heart of a rapidly growing specialist clinic
- A clear, genuine career progression pathway: Clinic Manager → General Manager → CQC Registered Manager
- The opportunity to shape operational processes and make the role your own from day one
- A role that grows with the business — initially part-time, transitioning to full-time
- A supportive, collaborative environment led by a committed clinical team
- Work across four clinic sites: Marylebone, Barnet, St Albans, and Edinburgh
- Salary of £50,000–£55,000 per annum (pro rata), depending on experience
- NEST Pension Scheme (5% employee / 3% employer contribution)
- 28 days annual leave inclusive of bank holidays (pro rata)
- Ongoing professional development and training, including support towards CQC Registered Manager status
- The chance to be part of an ambitious, expanding business with a meaningful social purpose
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