The post holder will be responsible for providing qualified specialist psychology services as an integral member of the Neurodivergence services. The post holder will provide specialist diagnostic assessment of suspected Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and contribute to intervention/consultation for individuals when a diagnostic assessment has been completed through working with the ADHD MDT team. In addition, the post holder will offer advice, guidance and consultation on neurodiversity disorders and conditions to non-psychology colleagues, carers and family. The post holder will utilise research skills for audit, policy development and service development and research. The Trust has a well-respected clinical psychology department, with clinical psychology integrated within most specialisms and involved with the planning and strategic implementation of new and existing services. We hold the development of people within our department as crucial to delivering key targets for the service and the Trust. The Service enjoys good links with and supervises clinical psychology trainees from the University of East Anglia, University of Hertfordshire, University of Essex and University College, London training schemes. Clinical research, teaching and specialised interests are actively encouraged. As well as formal courses, members of the department have enjoyed secondments and placements at several centres of excellence. Current members of the department are clinical tutors on training courses, hold honorary lecturer and fellowship positions and have involvement as fellows at CSIP/NIMHE. For further main responsibilities and duties please refer to the job description and person specification.