FAQs
What qualifications are required for the Adult Neurodevelopmental Practitioner position?
Relevant qualifications and experience as an Occupational Therapist, Speech and Language Therapist, Pharmacist, or Psychologist are required for this role.
What is the primary focus of an Adult Neurodevelopmental Practitioner?
The primary focus is to support individuals with autism and/or ADHD through specialist assessments and interventions aimed at improving access, experience, and outcomes for this population.
Where is the role based?
This role will be based at Jeanette Wallace House, Eldridge Road, Croydon CR0 1ER.
What opportunities for professional development are offered?
We offer various opportunities for career development and growth through a number of programmes.
What kind of support does the job provide for work-life balance?
We support flexible working options, including part-time working and job sharing, to help ensure a healthy work-life balance for our staff.
Will I be involved in training mainstream services?
Yes, as part of the role, you will offer training to mainstream services.
What additional benefits are included apart from salary?
Benefits include generous pay, pensions, a cycle to work scheme, NHS discounts, counselling services, wellbeing events, keyworker housing, and more.
Who can I contact for more information about the position?
For further details or informal visits, you can contact Andrew Tapfumaneyi, General Manager - Transformation, at andrew.tapfumaneyi@slam.nhs.uk or call 07702919787. You can also reach out to Clark Davison at clark.davison@slam.nhs.uk.
What is the main responsibility of the Neurodevelopmental Practitioner?
The main responsibilities include conducting specialist assessments, providing treatment plans, enabling staff and service users to flourish, and contributing to service evaluation and research.