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With over 20 years in the healthcare recruitment market, we have supported Radiographers across the UK in securing rewarding roles that match their clinical expertise and lifestyle preferences. As a leading partner to both NHS trusts and private healthcare providers, Your World Healthcare understands the critical role of diagnostic and therapeutic imaging in patient pathways.
Whether you are looking for your first rotational post or you are a highly specialised Diagnostic or Therapeutic Radiographer, our dedicated consultants provide access to the most comprehensive range of imaging opportunities in the country.
Radiography Salary in the UK 2026/27
Radiography salaries in the UK are primarily governed by the NHS Agenda for Change (AfC) pay scales. The following table outlines the annual salary rates for England, effective from April 2026.
NHS Pay Scales (England) 2026/27
| NHS Banding | Experience Level | 2026/27 Annual Salary |
| Band 5 | Entry Level / Newly Qualified | £32,073 — £39,043 |
| Band 6 | Senior / Specialist | £39,959 — £48,117 |
| Band 7 | Advanced / Team Lead | £49,387 — £56,515 |
| Band 8a | Principal / Consultant | £57,528 — £64,750 |
For those seeking flexibility and enhanced earning potential, locum radiography roles offer highly competitive hourly rates that often exceed the standard NHS inner and outer London weighting. Many Radiographers choose locum work to gain experience in diverse clinical settings or to achieve a better work-life balance.Explore available locum Radiography jobs.
Clinical Specialisms in Radiography
Modern radiography is a diverse field requiring high levels of technical proficiency and patient care. We recruit for various specialisms, including:
Radiotherapist: Focus on the planning and administration of ionising radiation to treat oncology patients within multidisciplinary teams. Explore available Radiotherapist jobs.
Sonographer: Provide expert ultrasound imaging across various disciplines, requiring specific postgraduate qualifications and high levels of autonomy. Explore available Sonographer jobs.
Mammographer: Delivering essential breast screening and diagnostic services, often within the National Breast Screening Programme. Explore available Mammographer jobs.
Interventional Radiography: Assisting in complex, minimally invasive procedures guided by imaging technology. Explore available Interventional Radiography jobs.
Radiography Service Settings
Our partnerships allow us to place Radiographers into environments that best suit their clinical background:
Community: Working in community diagnostic centres (CDCs) to bring vital imaging services closer to patient homes and reduce hospital pressures. Explore available Community Radiography jobs.
Obs and Gynae: Providing specialist ultrasound and imaging services within maternity units and gynaecology clinics. Explore available Obstetric jobs.
Cardiac MRI: Utilising advanced MRI techniques to diagnose and monitor complex cardiovascular conditions in acute settings. Explore available Cardiac MRI jobs.
Acute Hospitals: Supporting busy A&E departments, inpatient wards, and theatre environments with rapid diagnostic imaging. Explore available Acute Radiography jobs.
Why Choose Your World for Radiography?
As a specialist in Allied Health Professions, Your World Healthcare offers a bespoke service tailored to the imaging community. We don't just find you a job; we manage your career trajectory.
Expert Knowledge: Our consultants are specialists in the imaging market, understanding the difference between CT, MRI, and Plain Film requirements.
Your Loyalty: Our unique Your Loyalty programme rewards our healthcare professionals for their continued service with exclusive benefits.
Compliance Support: We provide a streamlined registration process and dedicated support to ensure your HCPC registration and clinical competencies are always up to date.
National Coverage: With opportunities in major trauma centres, rural community clinics, and private imaging suites, we offer the widest choice of locations.
Professional Standards and Resources
All Radiographers practicing in the UK must be registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). We also recommend engaging with professional bodies to stay informed on the latest clinical guidelines and CPD opportunities:
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I register to work as a Radiographer in the UK?
To practice as a Radiographer in the UK, you must be registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). This requires a degree in Diagnostic or Therapeutic Radiography from an HCPC-approved institution. If you trained outside the UK, you must complete the international application process, which includes providing proof of English language proficiency (typically IELTS Level 7.0) and mapping your previous training against the UK’s Standards of Proficiency.
