Non-Medical Prescriber
- Greater London
- Permanent·On-site
- Full time
- £45,000 - £45,000 Per Annum
Job Description
Non-Medical Prescriber
We have partnered with a growing clinic based in London and internationally, who are hiring a permanent Non-Medical Prescriber to support their ADHD assessment service.
This full-time role offers stability and reliable salaried work, allowing you to develop your experience in ADHD assessing and prescribing. As Non-Medical Prescriber, you have the flexibility to work from wherever works for you across the UK, or come on-site to their London office if you prefer.
The clinic is small, but growing, and offers a friendly, well-established team and robust clinical processes to support your practice. As an experienced Non-Medical Prescriber on their adult ADHD pathway, you will be well-placed to further your skills and potentially move into a more senior position as the service expands if this is something that interests you.
What to expect: Full-time, permanent contract (8am-4pm Monday-Friday) Conduct comprehensive adult ADHD Assessments in-person or remotely Independently prescribe and titrate ADHD medication, including private controlled-drug prescriptions, and follow-up medication reviews Maintain accurate recording, safeguarding and prescribing documentation Participate in clinical supervision and liaise closely with clinical leads, Psychiatrists and MDTs Salary £55,000-£65,000What you need: Current NMC registration as a registered nurse, ideally with RMN background Independent prescribing qualification (V300) Experience as an adult ADHD assessor and prescriber Relevant post-graduate qualification in mental health or similar (desired) Competence in ADHD medication initiation, titration and reviews Ideally based in London to work in-person, but remote is acceptable if it’s unavoidableIf you are interested in this Non-Medical Prescriber position, please apply today or send to someone you know who may be interested. Alternatively at (url removed), or phone Imogen on (phone number removed)


