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Allied healthcare jobs are one of the fastest‑growing areas of the UK workforce, with thousands of vacancies open across the NHS, private clinics, and community services. Driven by an ageing population, NHS workforce plans, and a growing shortage of allied health professionals (AHPs), roles in physiotherapy, occupational therapy, radiography, speech and language therapy, and more are in high demand nationwide.
The UK government’s National Cancer Plan for England delivering world class cancer care and the launch of the NHS National Inherited Cancer Predisposition Register are reshaping how cancer is prevented, detected, and treated. For healthcare professionals and employers, this shift is already creating new career pathways today and it will continue to redefine roles and skills well into the future.
The way dentists find jobs has changed dramatically over the last decade. Gone are the days when word-of-mouth and local noticeboards were the primary routes to a new role. Today, online platforms play a crucial role in connecting dentists with practices across the UK, offering greater choice, transparency, and flexibility.
When applying for jobs, something as simple as the format of your CV can impact whether it’s read properly, scanned correctly, or even opened at all. While both PDF and Word (DOCX) are widely accepted, each has its strengths depending on where and how you're submitting your application.
Sustainable psychiatry recognises that climate change and ecological stresses are major threats to mental health. The NHS is working toward net-zero, and psychiatry has a direct role in reducing healthcare-related emissions while improving patient outcomes. Sustainable practice strengthens clinical quality, service efficiency and health equity.
A plain-English guide to how secondary care is organised, the pressures it faces, key indicators and recent statistics that matter to decision-makers, clinicians and the public.