radiography jobs with Pulse

Our teams at Pulse work tirelessly to find you the best radiography jobs from across the UK. Whether you specialise as an MRI radiographer or a therapeutic radiographer – or are looking to work in the private sector or the NHS – Pulse can help.

When looking for a radiography job in the UK, join us and work with a recruitment agency that puts people before profit.

As one of the UK’s leading healthcare recruiters, we have built many strong relationships across the healthcare industry. We utilise these partnerships to be able to offer you exclusive NHS radiography jobs as well as private radiography roles. Additionally, we can negotiate great pay rates on your behalf, so you have peace of mind going into your next radiography role that you’re receiving the maximum return for your hard work.

We’re one of the UK’s leading radiography recruitment experts. If you’re looking for your next radiography job, we’re here to help. Wave goodbye to unsuccessful healthcare job searching across multiple websites. Whatever your level of experience, we have a wide range of permanent and locum radiographer jobs within the NHS and private sector just waiting to be filled. We operate all over the UK, including London, Sheffield and the Isle of Man.

Our expert consultants provide diagnostic radiography, therapeutic radiography, radiographer assistant and sonographer jobs in fields such as CT, MRI, General, mammography, Ultrasound, Cath Lab, Nuclear Medicine and Radiotherapy.

Newly qualified radiographers’ salaries typically start around £21,600 – £28,100 per year when you graduate. However, a radiography job is a healthcare profession that offers great progression – meaning that an experienced radiographer at the highest level of clinical practice for radiography can earn up to £68,000.

The full salary bands for full time and locum radiographers are:

• Band 4: £14 – £18 per hour umbrella
• Band 5: £19 – £24 per hour umbrella
• Band 6: £24 – £28 per hour umbrella
• Band 7: £28 – £34 per hour umbrella

As a healthcare professional, you may work shifts and unsociable hours, particularly as a radiographer, which can impact your personal life. That’s why choosing to work as a locum radiographer can be a great choice.

In a locum radiography role, not only do you have more control and flexibility over your hours, but you can also gain a wealth of experience in various radiography settings and fields. As a locum radiographer, you could work for someone on maternity leave or in an emergency department. The versatility of a locum radiographer’s life is truly something to be envied.