ADHDX UK
GP with extended role in ADHD/Neurodiversity

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Help us advance ADHD care for children.
Service launching in October 2026. ADHDX is a CQC-registered children's neurodevelopmental service delivering high-quality ADHD assessments through a modern, GP-led approach. Our mission is to reduce waiting times and deliver comprehensive, child-centred assessments in partnership with families, schools, and the NHS. We seek motivated GPs with an interest or experience in ADHD and neurodevelopmental conditions to join our growing clinical team. If you have experience assessing ADHD or have completed relevant training and wish to develop a specialist portfolio career, we invite you to apply.
About the role
You will conduct comprehensive ADHD assessments for children aged 6 to 12 as part of a supportive multidisciplinary team. Depending on your location, you may provide:
- Virtual assessments from home
- Face-to-face assessments at our Central London clinic
- Community-based assessments in local schools across North London, especially for clinicians based in the area. Our assessment model combines thorough clinical evaluation, collaboration with schools, and consultant-supported multidisciplinary decision-making.
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We are seeking doctors with the following qualifications:
Essential
- GMC registration with licence to practise
- GP on the Performers List
- Excellent communication skills
- Clinical interest in ADHD and autism
- The British Association of Neurodiversity (BAND) Neurodiversity AIDS course (or equivalent)
Desirable
- Experience assessing children with ADHD or Autism
- Previous Paediatric and/or Psychiatry rotations or training
- Experience working with children and families
We welcome applicants who show a genuine commitment to developing expertise in ADHD, even if they have limited prior assessment experience.
What we offer
- Flexible sessional opportunities
- Remote and in-person roles
- School-based assessments across North London
- Comprehensive induction programme
- Structured clinical supervision
- Ongoing education and CPD
- Clear governance and safeguarding support
- AI-assisted documentation to reduce administrative workload
- Opportunity to help shape a new service from its inception in October 2026.


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Why ADHDX?
We are creating a new model of ADHD service. Our clinicians receive the time, support, and governance required to deliver comprehensive assessments in close collaboration with schools and families. As the service expands, there will be opportunities to contribute to research, education, service development, and the development of future autism pathways. If you are passionate about children's neurodevelopment and wish to help build an innovative service from the ground up, we encourage you to apply.
How to apply
Please send your CV and a brief expression of interest, outlining your experience and interest in ADHD or neurodevelopmental care, to hatem@adhdx.co.uk. Applications are now open for our October 2026 launch. We welcome informal enquiries from GPs interested in learning more about the role before applying.
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