Nurse prescriber, menopause and HRT

Remote (UK) £48,000 to £58,000 pro rata Three or four days a week

Own HRT reviews and titration clinics with medical supervision available the same day.

The short version

A remote, part-time independent nurse prescriber role in menopause care paying £48,000 to £58,000 pro rata. You run HRT review and titration clinics for women already started on treatment. NMC registration and an independent prescribing qualification required.

Pay: £48,000 to £58,000 pro rata
Location: Remote (UK)
Contract: Part-time
Working pattern: Remote
Hours: Three or four days a week
Start: September or October 2026

Why this role exists

Most of the work in menopause care is not the first prescription, it is the next three months. Roughly half of women stop HRT within a year, usually because a side effect was never reviewed. This role owns that stretch.

Who you would be looking after

Women already started on HRT, women switching route or preparation, and women managing menopause alongside ADHD or a long-term condition.

A day in the diary

Ten to twelve 20 minute review appointments per day, capped
A named supervising clinician reachable the same day for anything outside scope
Protected time for prescribing records and shared-care letters
Fortnightly team review of women who have stopped treatment, to find out why

What the work involves

Run review and titration clinics with a named supervising clinician available the same day
Manage side effects, bleeding patterns and adherence, escalating where the picture changes
Keep prescribing records and shared-care letters clean and current
Feed recurring problems back into how we write our patient guidance

What we ask for

NMC registration and an independent prescribing qualification in good standing
Two years or more in women's health, gynaecology or primary care
Confidence saying when something falls outside your scope

What you get

Fixed sessions, three or four days a week
Supervision built into the rota rather than borrowed from goodwill
Funded menopause CPD

What this pays, and why

This sits above NHS Band 7 (£46,148 to £52,809 in 2026) at the top of the band, with the difference being caseload control and no on-call. Independent prescriber roles in private menopause clinics commonly pay £45,000 to £60,000.

For the full UK picture, see the nurse practitioner salary guide, or read how to become a nurse practitioner.

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How hiring works here

You send your details. No agency screening call before anyone clinical has read them.
A clinician from the relevant pathway calls you within five working days.
A working conversation about how you would handle two real cases.
Registration and references checked, then a start date that works around your existing commitments.

Questions clinicians ask about this role

Do I need menopause-specific training already?

Independent prescribing plus women's health experience is the threshold. We fund BMS or equivalent menopause training in your first six months if you do not have it.