Clinical Psychologist – Adult ASD Assessor (ADIR)

Company: National Health Service
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Location: Redditch
Job Description:

Overview

In this role, you will contribute to an adult autism diagnostic pathway by conducting ADI-R assessments and integrating developmental, collateral and clinical information to support robust diagnostic decisions. You will work closely with ADOS-2 assessors and the multidisciplinary team, delivering joint feedback and post-diagnostic psychoeducation. This clinically led service prioritises quality, compassion and continuous improvement within NHS-aligned care. Your work shapes diagnosis and subsequent support for adults on the autism spectrum, within a governance-oriented environment.

Pay / Benefits

  • NHS Pension
  • structured learning and development
  • clinical leadership opportunities
  • career progression
  • genuine flexibility
  • remote or home working options

Responsibilities

  • Conduct comprehensive ADI-R developmental assessments for adults on the diagnostic pathway
  • Gather, analyse and interpret developmental, collateral and clinical information
  • Explore autism presentations across the lifespan and assess functional impact and co-occurring conditions
  • Participate in multidisciplinary diagnostic discussions and contribute to formulation and decision-making
  • Integrate developmental history findings with ADOS-2 assessments and other evidence
  • Identify and escalate cases with diagnostic complexity or uncertainty
  • Deliver diagnostic feedback in collaboration with the MDT
  • Provide post-diagnostic psychoeducation and support
  • Maintain accurate and timely clinical records and reports
  • Adhere to HCPC standards, safeguarding requirements and clinical governance frameworks

Key requirements

  • HCPC registration as a Clinical Psychologist
  • Doctorate-level qualification in Clinical Psychology
  • Formal ADI-R training with demonstrated competence in administration, scoring and interpretation
  • Clear, sensitive communication
  • Strong clinical judgement and professional accountability
  • Autonomous working within a multidisciplinary model
  • ADI-R assessments
  • ADOs-2 assessments
  • Integration of multiple data sources into diagnostic decisions

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Posted: October 17th, 2026