Band 6 Allied Health Jobs in the NHS

Band 6 posts are for experienced practitioners who have built specialist skills or taken on supervisory responsibilities. Typical roles include senior staff nurses, specialist therapists, team deputies, and clinical pharmacists. Expect to show evidence of autonomous judgement and leadership in your application.

441 live vacancies at this grade · 166 NHS employers · salary £39,959 - £48,117

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£24k - £59k

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What to expect from Band 6 Allied Health roles

Band 6 posts are for experienced practitioners who have built specialist skills or taken on supervisory responsibilities. Typical roles include senior staff nurses, specialist therapists, team deputies, and clinical pharmacists. Expect to show evidence of autonomous judgement and leadership in your application. For allied health candidates, this usually means matching the advertised responsibilities to your evidence before applying: the same band can cover different service settings, rota patterns, and levels of supervision across NHS employers.

Job Clerk is currently tracking 441 live band 6 allied health vacancies across 166 NHS employers. Use this page to compare the broad market, then narrow into a city page when you need local salary expectations, employers, and closing-date pressure.

Recent salary data for band 6 allied health roles ranges from about £23,975 to £58,785 per year, depending on employer, setting, rota pattern, and high-cost area supplements.

Band expectations

  • Professional registration and minimum 2 years post-qualification experience
  • Specialist competencies relevant to the advertised post
  • Evidence of supervising junior staff or students
  • Contribution to audit, service improvement, or quality work

Role evidence to prepare

  • Autonomous clinical caseload management within scope of practice
  • Specialist assessment, diagnosis, or intervention within your profession
  • Supervising support staff, assistants, and students on placement
  • Clinical audit, outcome measurement, and service improvement

Typical requirements

  • HCPC registration in your specific AHP profession
  • Subspecialty experience matching the advertised post
  • Postgraduate qualifications for specialist or advanced roles
  • Non-medical prescribing (where relevant to the profession and role)

Hiring locations

Current band 6 allied health demand is visible in London, Birmingham, Coventry, Plymouth, and Guildford. Location pages help you compare local trusts, travel expectations, and live job counts before applying.

Employer mix

Recent listings include employers such as NHS Lothian, NHS Professionals Limited, Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust, and NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. Review each advert for the person specification, application method, and whether the post closes early after enough applications.

Band 6 Allied Health Jobs by City

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Where Band 6 Allied Health Roles Are Hiring

London, London31 jobs
Birmingham, Midlands10 jobs
Coventry, Midlands8 jobs
Plymouth, South West7 jobs
Guildford, South East6 jobs
Leeds, North East and Yorkshire6 jobs
Norwich, East of England5 jobs
Liverpool, North West5 jobs
Ipswich, East of England5 jobs
Surrey, London4 jobs
Bournemouth, South West4 jobs
Bristol, South West4 jobs

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