Location
Fully remote role, must permanently reside within the UK.

Hours
Full-time employment preferred; part-time (minimum of 2-3 days per week) also available.

Salary
£45,000 - £80,000 per year based on experience and clinical background.

About the Role
As a Senior Autism Assessor, you will be part of a multidisciplinary assessment team delivering high-quality autism assessments for children and young people. Your responsibilities will include conducting remote parental interviews, peer diagnostic decision-making, tech-enabled outcome report writing, and providing quality assurance and clinical advice to the Autism Assessor team. You will also engage in continuous professional development through the Paloma Clinical Academy and have protected time for training and reflection.

Experience
At least 4 years of experience in children and young people's autism diagnostic assessments, with a sound understanding of co-occurring conditions and differentials. Demonstrated ability to quality assure Autism Assessors and manage caseloads effectively.

About you
Comfortable working in a dynamic environment, excited about using new technologies, and always looking for ways to improve staff and patient experiences.

Qualifications
Professional Registration with HCPC, NMC, GMC, or Social Work England. Completion of a recognised ADOS-2 course is required. Desirable qualifications include formal training in autism developmental histories (e.g., ADI-R) and experience in conducting risk assessments within an autism assessment service.