What band are NHS cardiac physiologist jobs?

Cardiac physiologist posts often appear from Band 5 for qualified practitioners, with specialist and senior roles at Band 6 or Band 7. Highly specialist, principal, or service-lead roles can be Band 8 depending on scope and local job evaluation.

Do cardiac physiologist jobs require registration?

Many NHS adverts ask for RCCP, AHCS, or equivalent registration, especially for qualified and senior posts. Some trainee roles accept applicants who are working toward registration or following a healthcare science training route.

Which cardiac physiology specialisms are common in the NHS?

Common specialisms include echocardiography, pacing and devices, catheter lab work, electrophysiology, ECG and ambulatory monitoring, exercise testing, and inherited cardiac conditions depending on the employer.

What should I prepare before applying for a cardiac physiologist role?

Prepare evidence of technical competence, patient safety, interpretation skills, report writing, quality assurance, multidisciplinary communication, and any specialist accreditation requested in the person specification.

Cardiac Physiologist Jobs in the NHS

Cardiac physiologist jobs in the NHS support diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment across cardiac investigations, echocardiography, pacing, catheter labs, rhythm management, and specialist physiology services. Posts can range from trainee or newly qualified roles through to highly specialist, advanced, and service-lead positions.

71 live vacancies across 46 NHS employers · updated hourly

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£32k - £65k

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Latest live Cardiac Physiologist jobs

Recent cardiac physiologist vacancies from this role hub, with employer, location, and closing-date context.

Planning a Cardiac Physiologist job search in the NHS

Job Clerk tracks live cardiac physiologist vacancies across NHS employers so you can compare role level, employer mix, location, salary, contract type, and closing date before deciding where to spend time on an application.

There are currently 71 live cardiac physiologist roles across 46 NHS employers in this index. Use the band and city links below to move from the broad profession market into pages with tighter salary, seniority, and local employer context.

Recent salary data for cardiac physiologist roles ranges from about £32,073 to £65,261 per year, depending on band, employer, rota pattern, and high-cost area supplements.

Evidence to prepare

Performing ECGs, ambulatory monitoring, exercise testing, and rhythm analysis
Supporting echocardiography, pacing, catheter lab, or electrophysiology services
Interpreting physiological measurements and escalating abnormal findings
Preparing reports for cardiologists, specialist nurses, and wider MDTs

Common requirements

Relevant healthcare science degree, PTP/STP route, or equivalent experience
RCCP or AHCS registration where required by the employer
BSE accreditation for many echocardiography roles
IBHRE, BHRS, or specialist pacing/cath lab credentials for advanced posts

Employer mix

Recent listings include employers such as Spire Healthcare Ltd, InHealth Group, HSE, and Ashford and St. Peter's Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Check each source advert for person-spec wording and early-close warnings.

Where Cardiac Physiologist Jobs Are Hiring Right Now

London, London4 jobs

Chertsey, South East3 jobs

Bournemouth, South West1 jobs

Carshalton, London1 jobs

Gorleston-on-Sea, East1 jobs

Cottingham, Yorkshire & Humberside1 jobs

Dorchester, South West1 jobs

Crewe, North West1 jobs

Eastbourne, South East1 jobs

Gillingham, South East1 jobs

Bury St Edmunds, East1 jobs

Birmingham, West Midlands1 jobs

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