Do work that
actually matters
Getting help for ADHD in Ireland shouldn't be a years-long fight. We built a service that fixes that. Now we're looking for the right people to grow with us.
Not just
another clinical role
ADHD Now was founded because three people hit the same wall: getting help for ADHD in Ireland is harder than it needs to be. That frustration is why we exist — and it's what drives how we treat our team. We work hard to be a service our clinicians are proud to be part of.
Pay That Reflects Your Expertise
We pay well. Competitive rates that recognise the quality of work we ask for — without asking you to choose between fair pay and meaningful work.
No compromise on payA Caseload You Can Actually Manage
We've built caseloads deliberately. You won't be run into the ground here. You'll have the space to do your job properly — and to go home at the end of the day without feeling emptied out.
No burnout culturePrivate Practice Pay. Clinic Team Support.
The pay and flexibility of private practice, without the isolation of it. A real team of psychiatrists, psychologists, nurses, and therapists behind you — all in one service.
Real team behind youYou'll See Your Work Make a Difference
No waiting list means clients come to us within days. You see the impact of what you do in real time — not across a horizon so distant it's hard to stay motivated.
Fast, visible impactClients Who Want to Be There
Our clients choose this. They're often relieved just to have answers. They want to engage. Working with people who are ready to do the work — it makes a real difference to your day.
High engagementTechnology That Works for You
We invest in smart clinical systems and AI-assisted admin so you're spending your time on what actually needs your expertise. You'll have dedicated admin support too — so clinical work stays clinical.
Less admin, more careRoom to Grow
We're a growing service. That means genuine opportunities to step into senior and supervisory roles — not waiting years for someone above you to move on.
Real progressionSupervision and CPD Are Part of the Job
Regular supervision and reflective practice are scheduled in — not squeezed around everything else. CPD is supported because your development makes our service better.
Structured supportFully Remote
Telehealth is how we deliver care — not a workaround. Work from anywhere in Ireland. No commute, no compromise on the quality of what you deliver.
Work from anywherePension With Company Contribution
We contribute to your pension — because your financial future matters as much as doing great work today. Part of a package built to look after you properly.
Company contribution4.9 Stars on Google
Our clients rate us 4.9 out of 5. That's not just a number — it's what happens when a clinical team genuinely cares about the people they work with. You'll feel that from day one.
Verified Google reviewsA Name You Can Be Proud Of
HSE approved, Tusla approved, backed by Enterprise Ireland. When you join ADHD Now, your name goes on reports from Ireland's most recognised specialist ADHD service.
Strong reputationHere's what you actually get
No vague promises. Just the things that matter when you're weighing up a new role.
Find your role
All positions part-time or full-time unless stated. All positions fully remote.
Clinical Psychologist
The best clinical psychologists we know are quietly frustrated. With systems that don't use their skills. With caseloads that don't leave room for real clinical relationships. With waiting lists so long the work feels pointless before it begins. If any of that sounds familiar, we built this role with you in mind.
- Lead comprehensive ADHD assessments using gold-standard psychological tools
- Deliver evidence-based individual and group therapy — CBT, DBT-informed, and more
- Write clear, client-centred reports that actually help people move forward
- Work closely with our team of psychiatrists, nurses, and therapists
- Support and supervise assistant psychologists
- Help shape how we do things — your input genuinely counts
- All sessions delivered remotely — work from anywhere in Ireland
- Doctoral-level qualification in Clinical or Counselling Psychology (DClinPsy or equivalent)
- CORU registration, or eligibility to register
- Experience with ADHD, neurodevelopmental conditions, or complex mental health presentations
- Confidence with psychometric tools — WAIS, WISC, DIVA, Conners
- Strong report-writing skills and clear written communication
- A neuro-affirming, person-centred approach — you work with the person, not just the diagnosis
Psychotherapist
Most of our clients have spent years being misunderstood — by schools, employers, partners, and even themselves. By the time they reach us, the diagnosis has landed. What they need now is someone who can help them make sense of it, understand what it's meant for their life, and figure out how to move forward. That's where you come in.
- Deliver one-to-one therapy via telehealth — adults and adolescents with ADHD
- Use the approach that fits each person — CBT, integrative, trauma-informed, person-centred
- Meet new clients, understand what they need, and build a plan together
- Work alongside our psychiatrists, psychologists, and nursing team
- Keep clear, accurate clinical notes
- Attend regular supervision — it's part of the job here, not an afterthought
- Accreditation with IACP, IAHIP, or ICP — or actively working towards it
- Experience or genuine interest in ADHD, trauma, or neurodiversity
- A neuro-affirming, strengths-based approach — you focus on what's possible, not just what's wrong
- Good communication and the ability to adapt how you work to each person
- Reliable, collaborative, and organised
Consultant Psychiatrist
The people who come to us have often waited years. Some were told it would be two to five more. We built something that changes that — faster, warmer, and more joined-up than what the system could offer. If you're at the stage in your career where you want to do excellent clinical work without spending half your day in bureaucratic friction, let's talk.
- Lead specialist ADHD assessments — adults, children, or both
- Diagnose, start medication, and manage ongoing psychiatric care
- Be the senior clinical voice in a team that actually listens to you
- Support and supervise our registrars, nurses, and allied health team
- Help us keep improving — your experience shapes how we do things
- All sessions delivered remotely — no commute, no compromise
- MRCPsych or equivalent, with current IMC registration
- Consultant-level experience in psychiatry — ADHD or neurodevelopmental background preferred
- The ability to do high-quality clinical work efficiently — you don't cut corners, but you don't drag things out either
- Clear communication — with clients, families, GPs, and the team
- A genuine interest in how ADHD care in Ireland could be better
Registrar Psychiatrist
If you're building your psychiatry career and want to develop real depth in ADHD — this is the place to do it. You'll work alongside experienced consultants, see a wide variety of presentations, and build expertise in an area that every part of the mental health sector needs right now. The learning is real, and it's fast.
- Conduct ADHD assessments — adults and/or children — with consultant support
- Help with medication initiation, titration, and monitoring
- Work as part of a full clinical team across a range of presentations
- Keep accurate clinical records and contribute to reports
- Attend team meetings, supervision, and CPD
- All work delivered remotely — from anywhere in Ireland
- Current IMC registration as a medical practitioner
- Working towards MRCPsych, or recently completed
- Core psychiatry training — ADHD or neurodevelopmental experience is a bonus
- Good clinical reasoning and attention to detail
- Genuine curiosity about ADHD and why it so often goes unrecognised
General Practitioner
GPs are central to ADHD care in Ireland. And they're often the ones left to manage it without enough specialist support. At ADHD Now, you'll have our psychiatry team directly behind you. Sessional, remote, and genuinely well-supported — this works around your existing practice.
- Support clients on shared-care ADHD prescribing arrangements
- Run medication reviews and routine monitoring — BP, weight, cardiac screening
- Liaise directly with our consultant psychiatrists when you need them
- Keep clients' general health on track alongside their ADHD care
- Make handover between GP and specialist as smooth as possible
- Full IMC registration and ICGP membership or equivalent
- Experience with — or real interest in — ADHD shared-care prescribing
- A collaborative, responsive way of working with specialist colleagues
- An interest in supporting people with ADHD well
Clinical Nurse Specialist / Advanced Nurse Practitioner
In a good ADHD service, nurses aren't just supporting the show — they're often the most important relationship a client has. You'll carry your own caseload, use your clinical judgement, and build the kind of connections that actually help people change how they live. If you've felt underused in other settings, that won't be the case here.
- Hold your own remote caseload of adults and/or children with ADHD
- Monitor medication, manage titration, and watch for side effects
- Help clients understand their ADHD and how to manage it day to day
- Work closely with the rest of the team — psychiatrists, psychologists, therapists
- Keep clear clinical records
- ANPs: prescribe and manage ADHD medication within agreed protocols
- NMBI registration — Mental Health Nurse or general nurse with relevant experience
- CNS qualification — or working towards one. ANP registration welcome
- Experience in psychiatry, ADHD, or neurodevelopmental work
- Strong assessment skills and the ability to communicate clearly with clients
- Comfortable working independently, but knows when to loop in the team
Assistant Psychologist
This is the kind of role that actually builds a career. You'll be doing real clinical work — supported by senior psychologists who are genuinely invested in your development. If ADHD and neurodiversity is where you want to build your expertise, there's no better place in Ireland to start.
- Support our clinical psychologists in delivering ADHD assessments
- Administer and score standardised psychometric tools
- Help deliver group and individual psychoeducation sessions
- Contribute to report writing and clinical records
- Get involved in how we improve and develop the service
- Be a warm, clear point of contact for clients and their families
- A Psychology degree (2:1 or above) — postgraduate study or experience a plus
- A genuine interest in ADHD, neurodevelopment, or mental health
- Some experience with psychometric assessment tools would be great — but not essential
- Strong written communication and real attention to detail
- Curious, organised, and genuinely good with people
Mental Health Nurse
Nursing in an ADHD specialist service is different to what most mental health nurses are used to — in a good way. The clients want to be there. The team is well-resourced and collaborative. The work is genuinely varied. And the skills that made you go into nursing — listening, connecting, helping people make sense of their situation — are used every single day.
- Be there for clients throughout their ADHD journey — from first appointment onwards
- Help with medication monitoring, titration reviews, and physical health checks
- Help clients understand their ADHD and how to work with it
- Carry out telephone and video appointments — fully remote
- Keep the team informed — raise concerns, share information, connect the dots
- Keep clear, accurate clinical records
- NMBI registration as a Registered Psychiatric Nurse (RPN) or Registered Nurse (Mental Health)
- Experience in mental health, psychiatry, or a related setting
- Genuinely good at connecting with people and communicating clearly
- Able to manage your own caseload and know when to escalate
- Someone who cares about doing this well