The successful candidate will
* Be able to confidently communicate a child's needs within multi-disciplinary arenas, and take an active role in both diagnostic decision making and needs planning.
* Be able to demonstrate good knowledge and skills around assessment and differential diagnosis, with experience of working with children, young people and families and those with Autism
* Be able to demonstrate understanding of ADHD, or a willingness to learn more about this.
* Be confident in interpreting and analysing complex and/or sensitive information to a wide range of audiences, to drive continuous improvement and support service development.
* Be able to develop and maintain close links with a range of local services.
* Offer high quality clinical supervision and consultation to a range of professionals.
* Have expertise in delivering quality improvements.
* Have extensive experience of multi-disciplinary, multi-agency work.
The qualification, training & experience requirements for the role are underlined in the Job Description/Person Specification.
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