Allied Health Professional Jobs in Portsmouth
There are 5 live allied health professional jobs in Portsmouth on BOQQS. The typical advertised salary is £44,000 a year, and the middle half of adverts pay £41,100 to £44,500. Of these, 60% full-time, 40% contract or temporary. 2 employers are hiring, led by Hampshire and Isle of Wight Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, Kirsop-Taylor Healthcare Ltd. Every listing links straight to the employer.
- Typical pay
- £44,000
- A year; middle half £41,100–£44,500
- Contract
- 60%
- full-time
- Remote or hybrid
- 0%
- All on site
- Employers
- 2
- Most roles: Hampshire and Isle of Wight Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
Counted from 5 live adverts. Newest added 29 Oct 2026.
How Portsmouth compares
Advertised allied health professional pay in Portsmouth is in line with the typical figure across the UK: £44,000 a year against £45,200 a year, from 5 local and 209 national adverts that state pay. The 5 live adverts here split 3 permanent and 2 contract. None offers remote or hybrid working, against 2% of allied health professional adverts across the UK.
- Portsmouth median
- £44,000
- UK median
- £45,200
- Permanent
- 60%
- Remote or hybrid
- 0%
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Frequently asked questions
Live adverts in Portsmouth put the typical allied health professional salary at £44,000 a year, with the middle half between £41,100 and £44,500. That is from the 5 of 5 current adverts that state pay, with day and hourly rates converted to a yearly figure. Advertised pay tends to run a little above what people already in post earn.
Advertised pay here is in line with the the UK figure. The typical allied health professional advert in Portsmouth offers £44,000 a year, against £45,200 a year across all 209 live allied health professional adverts in the UK. Small local samples move from week to week, so treat a gap of a few percent as noise.
5 live vacancies on BOQQS today, from 2 employers. The board is refreshed from the employers' and job boards' feeds every day, and adverts drop off the board when they expire.