The demand for ADHD Assessors across the UK has grown significantly, driven by increased awareness, rising referrals, and ongoing NHS backlogs. As services expand—particularly through Right to Choose (RTC) pathways—there is a growing need for qualified clinicians to deliver high-quality, compliant assessments.
At Service Care Solutions, we connect experienced professionals with ADHD assessor jobs across NHS services, private providers, and remote assessment teams. Whether you’re looking for locum flexibility or a permanent
ADHD Assessors are responsible for delivering structured, evidence-based assessments to support accurate diagnosis and patient care.
Typical responsibilities include conducting clinical interviews, reviewing patient history, applying DSM-5 or ICD-11 diagnostic criteria, and producing detailed reports with clear recommendations.
Roles may focus on adult or child assessments, depending on your background and experience.
Salaries vary depending on experience, sector, and employment type.
UK average earnings include:
Many roles also offer flexible or remote working, making this an attractive option for clinicians seeking better work-life balance.
For more detail on NHS pay bands, take a look at our guide.
Most ADHD Assessor roles require a clinical background and relevant professional registration.
Common eligible professionals include:
Additional experience in neurodevelopmental assessments and familiarity with ADHD diagnostic tools is typically required, although training may be provided in some roles.
With over 20 years of experience, Service Care Solutions is a trusted recruitment partner across healthcare and psychological services.
We support ADHD Assessors by:
Our specialist consultants understand the requirements of ADHD assessment services and work closely with both candidates and employers to ensure the right fit.
Our Healthcare division is on multiple frameworks such as Healthtrust Europe, Crown Commercial Services and the NHS Workforce Alliance- proving us as a trusted service that is able to find the right candidates for the right roles- every time.
You typically need a clinical qualification such as psychology, psychiatry, or mental health nursing, along with professional registration and experience in neurodevelopmental assessments.
Yes, many providers now offer remote or hybrid ADHD assessment roles, particularly within private and Right to Choose services. We have some ADHD Assessor remote jobs available now!