A Clinical photographer captures images to help diagnose a patient's condition or record stages of a patient's treatment using 3D imaging and ultraviolet as well as standard photography and videography. 

To be a clinical photographer you need to have a degree in phtoography and a post graduate certificate in clinic photography. 

• Healthcare science assistant - B2/3 

• Healthcare science associate – B4 

• Healthcare science practitioner – B5 

• Clinical scientist – B6/7/8a 

• Consultant clinical scientist – B8a-d 

To become a mammography associate you need gcses in English and maths grade 9-4 or a level 2 equivalent qualification. Then you can apply for a mammography apprenticeship which lasts twelve months. Apply for a job through the NHS. Complete apprenticeship to become qualified. 

Pay grade: band three whilst training and band 4 when qualified  

Band 3- £24937-£26598 

Band 4-£27485-£30162 

A podiatrist is a healthcare professional who will treat and care for people whose feet and legs have been affected by injury or illness. You will help people with a range of mobility issues, relieve pain and treat infections of the feet and lower legs. Examples of these can be:  

-Children with lower limb pain or problems walking 

-diabetes sufferers with circulation problems who may be at risk of amputation 

You’ll work with other healthcare professionals such as physiotherapists, dietitians, GPs and nurses and in a range of settings from hospitals and community clinics to the homes of patients. 

To become a Podiatrist, you can do an approved degree course or a master's degree in podiatry. Entry requirements for these are 5 GCSEs (grades 4-9), including English, math's and science, and three A levels or equivalent, including a biological science. 

As a podiatrist you start on band 5, and you can go up to band 8. 

Qualifications:

• Entry level job as a mortuary assistant 

• Level 2 apprenticeship as a healthcare assistant - typically GCSEs 9-4 in maths, english and science 

• To become an ATP, you will need to complete a level 3 diploma in anatomical pathology technology 

• You can continue your ATP training by completing a level 4 in ATP 

Band:

6/7/8a

What they do:

Assists pathologists in post-mortem examinations to determine the cause of death. Their duties include assisting with the examination and reconstruction of the body, collecting tissue samples, maintaining the mortuary, liaising with grieving families and funeral directors, and processing paperwork  

Overall explanation- also known as a family therapist, a therapeutic approach that focuses the interconnectedness of family members and their influence on one another. It focuses on identifying patterns or interactions that contribute on family’s problems

What band- band 7

What level qualification and qualifications

Master’s degree or doctorate in family and systemic psychotherapy

Clinical qualification in psychology, social work, psychiatry or mental health nurse

Work experience in psychotherapy

Live supervision during the work process

The broad purpose of the occupation is to conduct diagnostic and screening ultrasound examinations. Ultrasound is the use of highly specialised scanning equipment to create echoes of high-frequency sound waves that can be bounced off body tissues. The echoes are then converted into an image called a sonogram. Ultrasound imaging allows an inside view of soft tissues and the body, to examine anatomy and identify problems 

A sonographer typically falls under the band 7 or band 8a  

What is Obstetrics? 

Obstetrics is a medical specialty that manages all aspects of pregnancy from conception to delivery and after birth. It involves monitoring fetal development, addressing complications during pregnancy or labor, and providing prenatal and postnatal care. 

Years of experience 

Band 7 

<2 

£43,742 

2-5 

£45,996 

5+ 

£50,056 

. 

Years of experience 

Band 8a 

< 5 

£50,952 

5+ 

£57,349 

Anaesthetists are the largest group of hospital-based specialists and give anaesthetics for surgical, medical and psychiatric procedures.

They facilitate pain-free childbirth, resuscitate acutely unwell patients, run chronic pain services and lead intensive care units. 

5 years in university for a post grad degree.

excellent gcses and a's in alevels.

it is a band 7 to 8a

Osteopathy is a way of detecting, treating and preventing health problems by moving, stretching and massaging a persons muscles and joints.

Osteopathy is a band 5 and level 6 job.

To become an osteopath you need a degree in osteopathy.

Bachelors degree in fields such as biological sciences, biochemistry, chemistry, pharmacy, toxicology, or engineering.

Earn £40,000 to £60,000 but can rise to £100,000

Ensure that a company’s products comply with the regulations of the regions where they want to distribute them.

Keep up to date with national and international legislation, guidelines and customer practices

Respond to queries from medical bodies like the medicines and healthcare products regulatory agency.

Desk based role

osteopathy is a way of detecting, treating and preventing health problems by moving, stretching and massaging a persons muscles and joints

Osteopathic practitioners complete a 4-5 years honours degree programme (bachelors or masters) which involve least least 1000 hours of clinical training

they usually star at band 5 and earn around £28,407

a mammography associate is someone who works with breast imaging to identify signs of breast cancer.

To become a mammography associate you need GCSE'S in english and maths at a grade 4 or above, a level 4 qualification such as an apprentiship and experience in a hospital setting.

In training you will be working at a band 3 and once you qualify you will be working at a band 4.

What they do:

• conducting eye exams

• diagnosing and treating vision abnormalities

• prescribing corrective lenses

• managing eye diseases

• caring for patients of al ages

A professional who specialises in providing primary eye care

• Band - 6

• pay - £39,000 - £63,000 per year

Level qualifications:

• Integrated Master's degree in optometry

• minimum of 3 A levels or equivalents (minimum - AAB) with at least two science subjects

• Pre-registration work placement

• Final assessment: Pass the General Optical Council final assessment

A podiatrist is a health care professional that specialises in the lower limb (feet, ankles, legs)

They provide preventative advice, care , assessment diagnosis and and treatment of a range of problems

Band 5

Qualifications

undergraduate degree or post graduate degree in podiatry. Entry to degree programs is 3 A - levels

£25,000-$40,000

seniors earn between £38,000-£60,000

the occupations purpose is to use art, drama or music to therapeutically improve service users' mental and physical health and wellbeing.

QUALIFICATIONS

Honours degree, post graduate dip/MA in Arts Psychotherapy including art, drama, music

Additional training in mental health/and or dementia

It's a level 7 and band 6 with an average salary of £34,500

they are members of the breast imaging team. they play a vital role in finding signs of breast cancer early.

To do this role you need GCSEs in English and maths at a grade 4 or above as well as a level 4 qualification in a relevant field which may include a apprenticeship

You do a 12 month training program at band 3 but become a band 4 once qualified