The assessor will conduct comprehensive autism assessments for children and young people within a neurodevelopmental service. Responsibilities include contributing to diagnostic decision-making, writing high-quality clinical reports, and providing feedback to families.
The consultant will provide independent diagnostic reporting for gynaecological, gastrointestinal, and dermatopathology cases using validated digital platforms. They will also participate in quality assurance, peer review activities, and maintain compliance with Royal College of Pathologists standards.
The Speech and Language Therapist will provide advice and support to school staff concerning Speech, Language, and Communication Needs (SLCN) in children and young people. This involves contributing to virtual school-based meetings and multidisciplinary discussions while maintaining accurate documentation.
The therapist will assess, diagnose, and provide therapy for children and young people with speech, language, and communication needs, including those with SEND, delivering tailored intervention plans in community or virtual settings. This involves working collaboratively with families, schools, and other professionals while maintaining accurate clinical records.
The Reporting Radiologist is expected to report on various body parts during shifts, with specific targets for routine and urgent scans. They will also handle both routine and specialist/complex CT/MRI scans.
The Reporting Radiologist is expected to report on various body parts during their shifts. They must meet specific reporting targets and may take on additional urgent or routine scans for extra compensation.
The Endoscopy Nurse will pre-assess patients, prescribe bowel preparation, and obtain informed consent for procedures. They will also administer the capsule and maintain accurate clinical documentation.
The role involves conducting Adult ASD assessments. Clinicians will support the growing demand for these assessments in a remote setting.
