Adult Psychiatrist: General & ADHD at Harley Therapy

London, England, United Kingdom -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

27 May, 26

Salary

1000.0

Posted On

26 Feb, 26

Experience

10 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Adult Psychiatry, ADHD Assessments, GMC Registration, Clinical Experience, NHS Role, Private Practice, Patient Assessment, AI Tools Usage, Booking System Management, Transcription Service

Industry

Mental Health Care

Description

Job Description We are looking to work with an experienced self-employed GMC-registered Adult Psychiatrist with expertise in general psychiatry and ADHD assessments to practice from our Harley Street rooms. You can ideally offer a minimum of one day per week (8-hour clinic) for in-person assessments at Harley Street. Additional hours are possible if you would like to expand your practice, subject to room availability. After room and admin fees, you can expect to earn approximately £1000 per ADHD assessment and £350+ for general assessments. You will have at least eight years of clinical experience, and an active NHS role or honorary position. Benefits include: the opportunity to make a real difference in patients’ lives with exceptional levels of care administrative support so that day-to-day practicalities are taken care of a dedicated marketing team to promote your individual services, ensuring a flow of referrals a bespoke booking system, maintained by in-house developers experience & optional guidance in the use to AI tools, helping you focus on patient care; all use is aligned with GMC and NICE guidelines no room rental fees when you take time off two London-based gatherings each year, offering the chance to meet the wider team in a relaxed setting working in sought-after central London locations participation in a professional community of independent practitioners that values both patient care and practitioners’ wellbeing This unique opportunity is suited to psychiatrists seeking a long-term arrangement within a prestigious private setting, supported by an experienced administrative team to enable you to focus on your clinical work. Qualifications Current GMC registration on the Specialist register, adhering to all guidelines and codes, with appropriate insurance coverage. A minimum of 8 years of clinical experience, with a preference for those with significantly more. Active employment within the NHS, or at least holding an honorary position. Additional Information FEEDBACK FROM DR HUMPHRIES ABOUT WORKING AT HARLEY THERAPY (2008-2024): "Prior to joining Harley Therapy, I had worked in the NHS for 28 years as a Consultant Psychiatrist from 1991. What I have found is that working privately allows much more time for concentration on clinical work, without so many of the non-clinical duties associated with the NHS role. It is more of, in effect, what I was originally trained to do, which was to see patients and try to make them function better. I have found private practice extremely rewarding in that respect. An important feature of a private service is an effective, professional and readily available administrative service as well as a quality website. Patients in private care are shopping for the brand that they think will suit them, and first impressions are so important. I have to say that the admin support at Harley Therapy is by some distance the best I have ever experienced in all my time in medicine. The administrators are organised, careful and very polite and professional with patients. The electronic booking system works very well, and all aspects of booking and review take place without me having to worry about them. The transcription service is quick and accurate, and all done via email voice files. The website is extremely good and many patients compliment us on it, its usefulness and its ease of access. All in all I have been and remain highly impressed by the Harley Therapy team."

Responsibilities

The psychiatrist will conduct in-person assessments for general psychiatry and ADHD from Harley Street rooms, ideally offering a minimum of one 8-hour clinic day per week. The role focuses on clinical work, allowing the practitioner to concentrate on patient care and making patients function better.