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    Assessment and diagnostics
    Permanent
    On-site
    Partner opportunity

    Sonographer, women's health

    London £55,000 to £70,000 Full-time or 0.6 upwards

    Gynaecological and early pregnancy scanning with 30 minute slots and time to explain findings.

    Applications closed

    Posted 2026-08-16. Closed 2026-10-14. Applications are no longer being taken. The pay, responsibilities and requirements below are kept here for reference.

    The short version

    A permanent sonographer role in London women's health paying £55,000 to £70,000. You perform gynaecological, pelvic and early pregnancy scanning in 30 minute slots, reporting directly and explaining findings to the woman in the room.

    Pay
    £55,000 to £70,000
    Location
    London
    Contract
    Permanent
    Working pattern
    On-site
    Hours
    Full-time or 0.6 upwards
    Start
    October 2026

    Partner opportunity

    The hiring organisation is intentionally confidential at this stage. Clarity Clinic lists this opportunity, receives your application and introduces suitable candidates. Clarity is not the employer. The hiring organisation confirms the terms and next steps directly, and we cannot guarantee a reply.

    Why this role exists

    Scanning is where a lot of women's health finally becomes visible: fibroids, adenomyosis, endometriomas, polycystic morphology. Rushed lists produce reports that answer the referral question and miss everything else. Longer slots find more.

    Who you would be looking after

    Women with pelvic pain, heavy or irregular bleeding, suspected endometriosis or PCOS, fertility investigation, and early pregnancy concern.

    A day in the diary

    • Twelve to fourteen 30 minute scans a day, capped
    • Direct reporting, with time built in for it
    • A weekly complex case review with the medical team
    • Protected audit and CPD time monthly

    What the work involves

    • Perform transabdominal and transvaginal gynaecological and early pregnancy scanning
    • Report independently to an agreed standard
    • Explain findings to the woman at the time, not only in a letter
    • Escalate concerning findings immediately through a defined route

    What we ask for

    • HCPC registration and a PgD or equivalent in medical ultrasound
    • Gynaecological and early pregnancy scanning competence
    • Ability to deliver difficult findings with care
    • Enhanced DBS

    What you get

    • Thirty minute slots as standard
    • Modern equipment and no legacy backlog list
    • Pension, paid leave, funded CPD

    What this pays, and why

    Sonographer shortages have pushed NHS Band 7 posts (£46,148 to £52,809) to routinely advertise with recruitment premia, and agency rates run £45 to £60 an hour. Our band reflects genuine market scarcity rather than the Agenda for Change grid.

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

    Questions candidates ask about this role

    Is early pregnancy scanning included?

    Yes, including reassurance and viability scanning, with a clear escalation route for pregnancy of unknown location.

    Do I report independently?

    Yes, within an agreed scope, with consultant radiology review available for complex findings.

    Is part-time available?

    Yes, from 0.6 FTE, and we are flexible on which days.

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