Medical physics jobs and NHS vacancies
Browse medical physics and related NHS jobs below. Open a role to read the requirements, check the closing date and find out how to apply.
Jobs from NHS Jobs. Updated: 14 October 2026, 18:00.
Medical physics roles
Associate Healthcare Science Practitioner - Radiotherapy Physics
PET-CT and Nuclear Medicine Advanced Practitioner
Radiotherapy Dosimetrist - Peterborough
Radiotherapy Dosimetrist - Peterborough
Radiotherapy Dosimetrist - Peterborough
More vacancies may be available on NHS Jobs. Check the employer’s advert for the latest details and how to apply.
Job titles to look for
Employers use several titles for medical physics work. Try searching for:
- Trainee clinical scientist
- Medical physicist
- Clinical scientist
- Radiotherapy physicist
- Nuclear medicine physicist
- Imaging physicist
- Radiation protection physicist
- Assistant or associate roles in medical physics
Before you apply
Read the person specification, which sets out the skills and qualifications the employer wants. Check:
- Whether HCPC Clinical Scientist registration is required
- The experience and training needed
- Whether the post is for a trainee or a qualified applicant
- The salary, working hours and location
- Any travel, on-call or multi-site working
- The closing date and application instructions
Different roles in the same department
Medical physics departments employ clinical scientists, technologists, engineers, dosimetrists, assistants and researchers. The duties and registration requirements vary, so read the full description of a role that interests you.
Looking elsewhere in the UK?
You can also search NHS Scotland JobTrain and HSC Jobs in Northern Ireland. Our UK guide links to these services and explains the training arrangements.
Prepare your application
Choose examples that show how your experience matches the job requirements.
Sources
Guidance checked: 18 August 2026