Well Life Clinic
General Practitioner (Children and Young People's ADHD)

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Location: Nationwide in England - Virtual
Commitment: Minimum of one full day per week (self-employed basis) Rate: Competitive Rate Pathway: NHS Right to Choose ADHD – Children & Young People Oversight: Consultant Psychiatrist-supervised
About Well Life Clinic
Well Life Clinic is a growing, CQC-registered private GP practice with clinics in Oxted and Cobham, Surrey, and St Albans, Hertfordshire. Launched in October 2024, we offer a broad range of services – from general practice and health assessments to allergy testing, minor surgery, weight management, and specialist ADHD care. We are committed to delivering accessible, high-quality, consultant-supported care that puts patients first.
Our ADHD service is one of the most responsive in the UK. Through the NHS Right to Choose (RTC) pathway, we provide children and young people and their families with end-to-end care, from initial assessment through to ongoing medication management – all under the oversight of experienced Consultant Psychiatrists.
The Opportunity
We are looking for a motivated and personable GP with a special interest in children and young people's medicine (CYP) to join our ADHD clinical team to carry out structured ADHD assessments. This is an excellent opportunity for GPs who enjoy working with children, young people and their families, and who have a curiosity or emerging interest in neurodevelopmental conditions, as well as for those with established experience in paediatric ADHD assessment and management.
Working entirely virtually, you will deliver assessments and follow-up reviews for NHS Right to Choose patients within a clearly defined, consultant-supervised pathway – meaning you will never be working in isolation. Full training and induction will be provided, and clinical support from our Consultant Psychiatrists is embedded into the model.
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Already familiar with adult ADHD? The CYP pathway follows the same consultant-supervised model, but assessments draw on a wider picture – including developmental history and input from parents, carers and school and consultations usually involve the young person and their family together. Medication monitoring is tailored to children, with height, weight, blood pressure and heart rate tracked against age-appropriate centiles.
No further formal qualification is required beyond Level 3 Safeguarding Children training and an enhanced DBS check for work with children. Paediatric experience is an advantage, and CYP-specific training is provided as part of your induction.
Why Join Us?
Clinical Environment
- ✓ Consultant Psychiatrist oversight at every stage of the pathway
- ✓ Clearly structured CYP assessment and titration protocols
- ✓ Dedicated NHS Right to Choose children and young people’s service
- ✓ Family-centred model, working alongside parents and carers
- ✓ No cold-start – training and induction fully supported
- ✓ Innovative technology enabled pathway
Flexibility & Autonomy
- ✓ Self-employed sessional arrangement
- ✓ Fully remote – work from home, wherever you are based
- ✓ Minimum of one full day per week, scheduled around your existing commitments
- ✓ Extended hours including weekends available
Professional Development
- ✓ Grow your expertise in paediatric neurodevelopmental medicine
- ✓ Work within a multi-disciplinary clinical team
- ✓ Contribute to an innovative, expanding service


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What We're Looking For
We welcome applications from GPs at all stages of their career. You do not need specialist ADHD experience to apply – what matters most is a genuine interest in the field, confidence working with children, young people and their families, and a commitment to excellent, compassionate patient care.
- Full GMC registration with a licence to practise
- On the NHS England Performers List
- Special interest or experience in child and adolescent health
- Interest in ADHD, neurodevelopmental conditions, or mental health
- Up-to-date Level 3 Safeguarding Children training
- Enhanced DBS check (child workforce), or willingness to obtain one
- Comfortable consulting remotely and working within a structured, protocol-driven pathway
- Excellent communication skills and a patient- and family-centred approach
- Enthusiasm for working collaboratively with consultant colleagues
Our Values
Everything we do at Well Life Clinic is guided by three organisational values – reflecting how we work together and treat one another. We look for these qualities in everyone who joins our team.
Proactive
- Take initiative. Drive continuous improvement with integrity.
Humble
- Celebrate success without arrogance.
Resolute
- Persist through setbacks and keep moving forward.
How to Apply
We would love to hear from you. For an informal conversation about the role, please get in touch with our operations manager: Natalie.percival@welllife-clinic.co.uk
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