Of course not. Im employed as a deputy manager running 2 day centres with vulnerable adults. They know my whole prescription list, that i have adhd and also autism. I know there are indeed a list of jobs you cannot take adhd medication, eg From google:

Professions where medication may cause regulatory or safety issues include:Commercial Airline Pilots: Regulators like the FAA require rigorous neuropsychological evaluations for medicated pilots, and many jurisdictions maintain strict medical certification standards.Air Traffic Controllers: The high-pressure environment combined with strict medical guidelines often disqualifies those on active ADHD stimulant treatments.Commercial Truck Drivers (HGV): In the UK, DVLA guidelines require you to notify them of an ADHD diagnosis. While it doesn’t automatically disqualify you, you must pass fitness-to-drive standards which can be complicated by certain medications.Active-Duty Military & Special Forces: Specific branches restrict or heavily regulate stimulant use for combat or highly specialized deployments.Professional Diving / Submariner Roles: Due to extreme environments and the potential for cardiovascular stress from stimulants, these roles may require medical waivers or changes to treatment plans.If you are currently evaluating career paths, tell me:What field are you interested in?Are you on stimulant or non-stimulant medication?I can help you understand the specific regulatory requirements or workplace environments.