Radiographer, sonographer & allied health jobs — the hardest roles to fill

Overview

Diagnostic imaging is the single most under-supplied allied health field in the UK — and the shortage is mirrored across Ireland, the Gulf, Australia and beyond. Sonography in particular sits at critical levels, which means genuine choice of employer, strong pay and real leverage for the right candidate.

Because we specialise, we understand the difference between an MSK sonographer and an obstetric one, between plain-film and cross-sectional reporting — and we place imaging professionals, physiotherapists and ODPs at every level, from newly-qualified Band 5 to consultant and advanced-practice roles.

Where the demand is

Pay & conditions

Indicative ranges; actual pay varies by employer, grade and location. See our sonographer & radiographer jobs abroad guide and the IELTS vs OET comparison.

Registration routes by country

What you'll need

• A recognised degree in your allied health field (radiography, sonography, physiotherapy, ODP, etc.)
• Regulator registration (or eligibility — we guide you through it)
• Evidence of English-language competence (IELTS / OET) where required
• Clinical experience in your modality or specialty

Relocation & support

Moving country is a big step. We support you through visa sponsorship, professional registration and the practical side — from finding your feet in a new department to advice on housing and settling your family. Our service is free to you, because the hiring employer pays our fee.

Common questions