AHP careers
Join our AHP teams
Our Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) are an important part of our team. They help people stay well, recover from illness and live as independently as possible.
They work in our hospitals, in people's homes and in local communities.
In one of these roles, you could help someone manage pain, improve their communication skills, rebuild their strength or regain their confidence and independence.
We have 10 different AHP professions working across our Trust:
- Dietician
- Occupational therapist
- Operating department practitioner
- Orthoptist
- Osteopath
- Physiotherapist
- Podiatrist
- Prosthetist/orthotist
- Speech and language therapist
- Radiographer
Find an AHP role
Interested in joining our team? Take a look at our latest jobs on the careers site.
If you're already part of the team and looking for something new, please apply through the internal careers site.
Can't see any AHP jobs at the moment? Don't worry. New opportunities come up throughout the year. Sign up for job alerts and we'll let you know when a role that matches your interests becomes available.
Visit our external careers site
Visit our internal staff careers site
Qualifications and entry routes
The education and training required to become an AHP depends on the profession, but all require at least a degree or higher level apprenticeship. Some of the professions allow you to start at clinical support worker level and work your way up.
You can find out more about each AHP role, the type of work involved and entry routes on the NHS Health Careers website.
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