Other health professionals n.e.c. salary in the UK (2025/26)
Official UK Average earnings data 2025
£38,033
Typical Annual pay range
Employment patterns
- 75% of Other health professionals n.e.c. work full-time
- 6% are self-employed
- 95% of employees have permanent contracts
Understanding Other health professionals n.e.c. pay in the UK
The typical other health professionals n.e.c. in the UK earns a median salary of £38,033 in 2025/26. These figures come from the ONS Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE), so they reflect actual reported pay rather than self-reported estimates or job-advert ranges.
The middle half of other health professionals n.e.c. earnings fall between £30,107 and £47,056 a year. That spread reflects the usual gap between newer entrants and more experienced other health professionals n.e.c..
Where you work changes the picture: other health professionals n.e.c. pay ranges from £27,704 in North East up to £43,710 in London, a difference of £16,006 (58%). The full regional breakdown is below.
Dig deeper: see other health professionals n.e.c. pay in London or read how we source and check this data.
How pay varies by region
London is the highest-paying region for other health professionals n.e.c. at £43,710 — 15% above the UK median. North East is lowest at £27,704.
UK median £38,033
| Region | Median payUK median £38,033 | Median | Mean | vs UK median |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| London | £43,710 | £43,710 | £45,436 | +15% |
| West Midlands | £42,065 | £42,065 | £40,135 | +11% |
| Wales | £40,091 | £40,091 | £41,693 | +5% |
| East of England | £39,570 | £39,570 | £42,148 | +4% |
| North West | £38,807 | £38,807 | £41,049 | +2% |
| South West | £38,278 | £38,278 | Value unavailable | +1% |
| Yorkshire and the Humber | £37,094 | £37,094 | £36,615 | -2% |
| Scotland | £34,364 | £34,364 | £37,023 | -10% |
| East Midlands | £33,517 | £33,517 | £33,069 | -12% |
| South East | £31,903 | £31,903 | £31,905 | -16% |
| North East | £27,704 | £27,704 | £30,659 | -27% |
| Region | Median | vs UK |
|---|---|---|
| London £43,710 | £43,710Mean £45,436 | +15% |
| West Midlands £42,065 | £42,065Mean £40,135 | +11% |
| Wales £40,091 | £40,091Mean £41,693 | +5% |
| East of England £39,570 | £39,570Mean £42,148 | +4% |
| North West £38,807 | £38,807Mean £41,049 | +2% |
| South West £38,278 | £38,278 | +1% |
| Yorkshire and the Humber £37,094 | £37,094Mean £36,615 | -2% |
| Scotland £34,364 | £34,364Mean £37,023 | -10% |
| East Midlands £33,517 | £33,517Mean £33,069 | -12% |
| South East £31,903 | £31,903Mean £31,905 | -16% |
| North East £27,704 | £27,704Mean £30,659 | -27% |
Sorted highest median to lowest. The vertical line marks the UK median (£38,033); ‘Vs UK median’ compares each region’s median to it. Suppressed values mean ONS withheld this figure because the sample was too small to publish.
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UK median annual pay for other health professionals n.e.c. by year (ONS ASHE).
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