Midwifery jobs with Pulse
Working as an Agency Midwife
If you need more flexibility from your new role, why not consider looking for an agency midwife job. As a midwifery agency, Pulse can offer agency midwives a different set of benefits including flexibility to work what hours you want, where you want and can provide variety to your working life.Midwifery jobs
Explore our range of midwife jobs in the UK. We offer a variety of permanent and temporary/locum midwifery roles. With Pulse you’ll have access to private midwife jobs as well as midwifery jobs across the NHS
Midwife – Worcester
Pulse Nursing are looking for Midwives in Worcestershire who are looking for flexibility in their work-life balance, with the opportunity to choose exactly when and where they want to work. If you…
Midwife – North London
Joining Pulse means you can expand your experience and knowledge by working in all different environments. Picking up shifts across all different hospitals in the UK including NHS and private. We need…
International Midwives – University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust – Midwives
Most sought after provider of maternity care for the local population. University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust are seeking to appoint midwives who are trained and have practiced outside of the UK. …
International Midwives – Birmingham Women’s & Children’s NHS Foundation Trust – Midwives
Most sought after provider of maternity care for the local population. Birmingham Women’s & Children’s NHS Foundation Trust are seeking to appoint midwives who are trained and have practiced outside of the…
Swan Hill Australia – Registered Midwife
Swan Hill District Health, Australia – Registered Midwife Pulse International is delighted to be working with Swan Hill District Health (SHDH) who are seeking to appoint registered midwifes on an exciting, once…
Registered Midwife (RM)
Pulse nursing are looking to recruit highly motivated and talented Band 6 Midwives to join our Tier 1 agency to work with the only fully private maternity hospital within the UK, based…
Midwives – South London
We are looking for a Midwife to work in and around South London. If picking up some extra shifts on top of your full-time/part-time job sounds like something you are after then…
Midwife – York
Are you a Midwife in York looking to take control of the hours you work? We have a variety of Midwife placements available in all departments including Delivery Suite, Triage, Antenatal/Postnatal and…
Midwife – Worcester
Are you a Midwife in the Worcestershire area looking for some flexibility? Pulse Nursing needs you. We have a variety of Midwife placements available in all departments including Delivery Suite, Triage, Antenatal/Postnatal…
Midwife – Watford
Are you a Midwife looking to take control of the hours you work? Pulse Nursing are looking for registered Midwives around the Watford area. If you are looking to pick and choose…
Midwife – Stoke Mandeville
Are you a Midwife in Stoke Mandeville looking to take control of the hours you work? We have a variety of Midwife placements available in all departments including Delivery Suite, Triage, Antenatal/Postnatal…
Midwife – St Leonards-on-Sea
Are you a Midwife in the beautiful coastal town of St Leonards-on-Sea in East Sussex looking to take control of the hours you work? We have a variety of Midwife placements available…
Midwifery Jobs FAQs
A midwife provides care and support to women through the whole childbirth process, including pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum. Examples of this include identifying high risk pregnancies, providing parenting classes, monitoring women through labour, and more.
Typically, a midwife salary in the UK starts at band 5. With 4 years experience, this can rise to £32,000 before moving up to band 6. An experienced, consultant midwife in band 8b-8c can earn between £55,000 – £66,000. A midwife salary in the UK can vary depending on several factors, including, location, experience and the type of organisation you work for.
To get a midwifery job, you first need to either complete a university degree, an apprenticeship or a specialist course ran by a professional body. It’s then helps to do volunteer work to gain some experience before applying for a role as a midwife.
Rewards & benefits
You’ll receive a range of excellent rewards and recognition for your hard work.
Training
You’ll be given expert training, support and advice to ensure you progress in your career.
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