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With over 20 years in the healthcare recruitment market, we have supported Clinical Physiologists across the UK in securing rewarding roles that match their technical expertise and career aspirations. As a leading provider of Health Science Services (HSS) staffing, Your World Healthcare connects specialists with premier opportunities within the NHS and private healthcare sectors.
Clinical Physiology is a vital diagnostic discipline. Whether your expertise lies in cardiac, respiratory, or sleep sciences, our dedicated consultants provide access to the most sought-after positions, ensuring you remain at the forefront of patient care and diagnostic innovation.
The following table outlines the latest NHS Agenda for Change (AfC) pay rates for Clinical Physiologists in England, effective from 1 April 2026. These figures represent the standard annual salary for full-time staff.
| NHS Band | Years of Experience | Annual Salary (2026/27) |
| Band 5 | Entry Level | £30,230 |
| Band 5 | 2+ Years | £35,124 |
| Band 6 | Intermediate | £37,338 |
| Band 6 | 2-5 Years | £39,333 |
| Band 6 | 5+ Years | £44,972 |
| Band 7 | Senior/Specialist | £46,450 |
| Band 7 | 2-5 Years | £48,518 |
| Band 7 | 5+ Years | £53,588 |
| Band 8a | Prinicipal/Lead | £53,912 - £56,812 |
For professionals seeking greater flexibility and enhanced earning potential, we offer a comprehensive range of locum Clinical Physiology jobs across the UK. Our locum roles provide the opportunity to gain experience in diverse clinical environments while benefiting from highly competitive hourly rates.
Our recruitment expertise covers the full spectrum of Clinical Physiology, ensuring that highly skilled practitioners are matched with departments that require their specific technical proficiency.
Specialising in the diagnosis and treatment of lung disease and sleep-disordered breathing, these roles involve performing complex lung function tests and polysomnography.[Explore Respiratory and Sleep Physiologist jobs]
Focusing on non-invasive ultrasound imaging of the heart, Echocardiographers are essential for diagnosing structural heart disease and monitoring cardiac function.[Explore Echocardiographer jobs]
These specialists work within interventional cardiology, assisting in cardiac catheterisation procedures and the implantation and follow-up of pacemakers and ICDs.[Explore Cath Lab and Pacing jobs]
Involving the investigation of the central and peripheral nervous systems, these roles utilise EEG, EMG, and evoked potentials to diagnose neurological conditions.[Explore Neurophysiology jobs]
As a specialist in Allied Health Professions and Health Science Services, Your World Healthcare is committed to your professional development. We understand the nuances of Clinical Physiology and provide a bespoke service to help you navigate the job market.
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Professional Registration and Standards
To practice as a Clinical Physiologist in the UK, professionals should be registered with the appropriate voluntary or statutory bodies to ensure adherence to national standards of proficiency.
Registration Council for Clinical Physiologists (RCCP): The body maintaining the voluntary register for various physiology disciplines.
Academy for Healthcare Science (AHCS): Providing a route for registration and professional recognition across the healthcare science workforce.
While some disciplines in Clinical Physiology are currently under voluntary registration, most employers require you to be registered with the Registration Council for Clinical Physiologists (RCCP) or the Academy for Healthcare Science (AHCS). Holding these credentials demonstrates that you meet the national standards of proficiency and ethical practice required for NHS and private sector placements.