Speciality Doctor Adult Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

Cheshire & Wirral Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
Birkenhead
1 week ago
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Cheshire and Wirral Partnership Foundation NHS Trust are looking to recruit a Full‑Time (10 Sessions) Speciality Doctor within our Adult Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Service in Birkenhead.


The Team is based at The Stein Centre in Birkenhead. This is a community‑based post developed as part of new interim contract arrangement covering Cheshire West and Chester and Cheshire East areas. Full‑time and part‑time applications (as part of a job share arrangement) will be considered. This post will assist work in the Adult ADHD Service.


Shortlisting for this vacancy is due to commence on 02/03/2026 and the proposed interview date is 23/03/2026.


The Adult ADHD Service currently has a contract with Cheshire and Mersey ICB and the service is delivered in Liverpool, on the Wirral and across Cheshire West and Cheshire East localities. The team is contracted to provide a diagnostic assessment and treatment initiation. On the Wirral and in Liverpool, stable patients are discharged to primary care specialist GPs under ‘LEAP’ – Leading Excellence for ADHD in Primary Care. This is in development for Cheshire West and Cheshire East. Where there are no LEAP or shared care arrangements with GPs or specialist ADHD practitioners in Primary Care, CWP can be commissioned to provide ongoing monitoring, prescribing and annual specialist review.


The Team is multi‑disciplinary, comprising of support workers, Nurse Prescribers and some Consultant Psychiatry time; admin support is provided by Wirral Admin Hub and the team are based at the Stein Centre, Wirral.


Cheshire and Wirral Partnership (CWP) provides health and care services for a population of over one million people, including mental health, learning disability, community physical health and all‑age disability care, as well as the provision of three GP surgeries in Cheshire.


We employ around 4,500 staff across 73 sites and have services across Wirral and Cheshire, as well as Trafford, Warrington, Bolton, Halton, Liverpool and Stockport.


Our aim is to help improve the lives of everyone in our communities, adopting a compassionate, person‑centred approach to everything we do. We are rated as Outstanding for Caring by the Care Quality Commission, with a Good rating overall.


As a Disability Confident Employer, Rainbow Badge Scheme member, Veteran Aware organisation and proud holder of the Armed Forces Covenant Employer Recognition Scheme Gold Award, CWP is committed to making our recruitment practices as inclusive as possible and developing a culture that values differences, and welcoming applications from people who have direct experience of accessing our services.


All new starters will commence in post on one fixed start date each month, in line with our Prepare to Care (P2C) induction programme date. P2C offers up to 3 weeks training to support you to meet the induction / initial training requirements of the role.


Whether you are just starting out in your career or looking to use your existing skills and experience in a new role, you’ll find something to suit you at CWP.


For further details / informal visits contact: Name: Dr Rajni Kullu, Job title: Consultant Psychiatrist, Email address:


If you consider yourself Neurodivergent and need help to complete your application form, please contact or telephone .


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