About the Role

Our client is recruiting a GP with an Extended Role (GPwER) in ADHD/Mental Health to join its expanding community neurodevelopmental service.

Working alongside an experienced consultant-led multidisciplinary team, the successful candidate will support the assessment, monitoring, and ongoing management of adults with ADHD and other neurodevelopmental conditions within a community-based setting.

This is an excellent opportunity for a GP with an interest in mental health and neurodevelopmental disorders looking to further specialise within a growing service.

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct ADHD assessments, follow-up reviews, and medication monitoring
• Support patient management including titration, prescribing, and treatment planning
• Manage patient queries and provide clinical advice regarding ADHD medications and side effects
• Review and interpret investigation results including ECGs and blood tests
• Work collaboratively with consultants, specialist nurses, GPs, and MDT colleagues
• Support clinical governance, audits, and service development initiatives
• Maintain accurate documentation using SystmOne and associated clinical systems
• Contribute to patient education and support around ADHD and neurodevelopmental disorders

What We’re Looking For

Essential

• MRCGP qualification
• General psychiatry or mental health experience
• Interest in ADHD and neurodevelopmental disorders
• Strong communication and multidisciplinary working skills
• Ability to work independently and flexibly within community services

Desirable

• Previous ADHD or neurodevelopmental service experience
• Experience delivering education or training
• Experience within community mental health services
• Experience using SystmOne

What’s on Offer

• Flexible employed or contractor arrangements
• Opportunity to specialise within ADHD and neurodevelopmental services
• Supportive consultant-led MDT environment
• Ongoing development and accredited ADHD training opportunities
• Predominantly community and virtual service model
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About the Role

Our client is recruiting a GP with an Extended Role (GPwER) in ADHD/Mental Health to join its expanding community neurodevelopmental service.

Working alongside an experienced consultant-led multidisciplinary team, the successful candidate will support the assessment, monitoring, and ongoing management of adults with ADHD and other neurodevelopmental conditions within a community-based setting.

This is an excellent opportunity for a GP with an interest in mental health and neurodevelopmental disorders looking to further specialise within a growing service.

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct ADHD assessments, follow-up reviews, and medication monitoring
• Support patient management including titration, prescribing, and treatment planning
• Manage patient queries and provide clinical advice regarding ADHD medications and side effects
• Review and interpret investigation results including ECGs and blood tests
• Work collaboratively with consultants, specialist nurses, GPs, and MDT colleagues
• Support clinical governance, audits, and service development initiatives
• Maintain accurate documentation using SystmOne and associated clinical systems
• Contribute to patient education and support around ADHD and neurodevelopmental disorders

What We’re Looking For

Essential

• MRCGP qualification
• General psychiatry or mental health experience
• Interest in ADHD and neurodevelopmental disorders
• Strong communication and multidisciplinary working skills
• Ability to work independently and flexibly within community services

Desirable

• Previous ADHD or neurodevelopmental service experience
• Experience delivering education or training
• Experience within community mental health services
• Experience using SystmOne

What’s on Offer

• Flexible employed or contractor arrangements
• Opportunity to specialise within ADHD and neurodevelopmental services
• Supportive consultant-led MDT environment
• Ongoing development and accredited ADHD training opportunities
• Predominantly community and virtual service model
•