NHS Hourly Pay Bands Table and Charts
The table below presents the NHS Bands along with their respective salaries, gross hourly rates, and net hourly rates. All values are calculated based on the 5% NHS pay rise announced in March 2023 for the 2023/2024 period
Bar Chart
This shows the annual salary for each NHS Pay Band. The length of each bar represents the annual salary amount, allowing for a quick comparison across different bands.
Line Chart
This illustrates the per hour rate for each NHS Pay Band. The points are connected to emphasize the progression and differences in hourly rates as you move up the pay bands.
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| NHS Pay Band (paypoint) | +2023/2024 5% NHS Payrise (announced Mar ’23) | Total Per Hour (& Net) |
|---|---|---|
| Band 2 (1st) | £21,283 | £10.89 (£8.93) |
| Band 2 (2nd & final) | £22,383 | £11.45 (£9.28) |
| Band 3 (1st) | £22,816 | £11.67 (£9.42) |
| Band 3 (2nd & final) | £24,335 | £12.45 (£9.76) |
| Band 4 (1st) | £25,146 | £12.86 (£10.01) |
| Band 4 (2nd & final) | £27,596 | £14.12 (£10.79) |
| Band 5 (1st) | £28,407 | £14.53 (£10.92) |
| Band 5 (2nd) | £30,639 | £15.67 (£11.49) |
| Band 5 (2nd & final) | £34,580 | £17.69 (£12.70) |
| Band 6 (1st) | £35,391 | £18.10 (£12.95) |
| Band 6 (2nd) | £37,350 | £19.10 (£13.55) |
| Band 6 (3rd & final) | £42,617 | £21.80 (£s) |
| Band 7 (1st) | £43,741 | £22.37 (£15.52) |
| Band 7 (2nd) | £45,996 | £23.53 (£16.17) |
| Band 7 (3rd & final) | £50,055 | £25.60 (£17.09) |
| Band 8A (1st) | £50,952 | £26.06 (£17.93) |
| Band 8A (2nd & final) | £57,349 | £29.33 (£19.44) |
| Band 8B (1st) | £58,972 | £30.16 (£19.86) |
| Band 8B (2nd & final) | £68,525 | £35.05 (£22.33) |
| Band 8C (1st) | £70,417 | £36.02 (£22.82) |
| Band 8C (2nd & final) | £81,137 | £41.50 (£25.34) |
| Band 8D (1st) | £83,571 | £42.75 (£25.96) |
| Band 8D (2nd & final) | £96,376 | £49.30 (£29.23) |
| Band 9 (1st) | £99,891 | £51.10 (£30.13) |
| Band 9 (2nd & final) | £114,948 | £58.80 (£33.97) |
Individually Explained Hourly Pay For All bands
Discover detailed breakdowns of hourly pay rates for each NHS band, providing comprehensive insights into individual compensation levels.
NHS Band 2 (1st Pay Point)
Unveiling an annual salary of £21,283 and showcasing a remarkable gross hourly income of £10.89 before deductions. Experience the net (take-home) hourly rate of £8.93, a captivating difference of £0.17 compared to pre-5% NHS pay rise. Explore this extraordinary blend of compensation and discover the financial advantages awaiting Band 2 professionals.
NHS Band 2 (2nd and Final Pay Point)
Witness the grandeur of an annual salary of £22,383, accompanied by an impressive gross hourly income of £11.45 before deductions. Experience the captivating net (take-home) hourly rate of £9.28, showcasing a remarkable difference of £0.34 compared to pre-5% NHS pay rise.
Dive into the captivating world of NHS Band 2, where every penny counts, and discover the comprehensive breakdown of tax, National Insurance (NI), and pension deductions, ensuring transparency and unveiling the percentage of take-home pay.
Explore the NHS Band 2 page for a wealth of financial insights and empowerment.
NHS Band 3 (1st Pay Point)
Unveiling an exceptional annual salary of £22,816, accompanied by a remarkable gross hourly income of £11.67 before deductions. Experience the captivating net (take-home) hourly rate of £9.42, reflecting an impressive difference of £0.35 compared to pre-5% NHS pay rise. Delve into the realm of Band 3 and embark on a journey of financial prosperity.
Discover the comprehensive breakdown of tax, National Insurance (NI), and pension deductions, ensuring transparency and unveiling the percentage of take-home pay. Explore the NHS Band 3 page and unlock a world of financial insights and empowerment.
NHS Band 3 (2nd and Final Pay Point)
Prepare to be amazed by the enticing annual salary of £24,335, accompanied by a remarkable gross hourly income of £12.45 before deductions. Delve into the realm of financial prosperity with the captivating net (take-home) hourly rate of £9.76, showcasing an impressive difference of £0.28 compared to pre-5% NHS pay rise. Unlock the secrets of Band 3 on our dedicated NHS Band 3 page, where you’ll find a comprehensive breakdown of tax, National Insurance (NI), and pension deductions.
Discover the percentage left as take-home pay and embrace the financial empowerment that awaits. Experience the journey to a brighter financial future.
NHS Band 4 (1st Pay Point)
Embark on a path of financial prosperity with an impressive annual salary of £25,146. Experience the allure of a remarkable gross hourly income of £12.86 before deductions, accompanied by a captivating net (take-home) hourly rate of £10.01.
Witness the extraordinary net difference of £0.38 per hour compared to pre-5% NHS pay rise, unveiling the rewards of your dedication. Explore the world of Band 4 on our dedicated NHS Band 4 page, where you’ll find a comprehensive breakdown of tax, National Insurance (NI), and pension deductions.
NHS Band 4 (2nd and Final Pay Point)
Embark on a journey of financial growth with an impressive annual salary of £27,596. Experience the allure of a remarkable gross hourly income of £14.12 before deductions, accompanied by a captivating net (take-home) hourly rate of £10.79.
Witness the extraordinary net difference of £0.42 per hour compared to pre-5% NHS pay rise, unveiling the rewards of your dedication. Dive into the depths of Band 4 on our comprehensive NHS Band 4 page, where you’ll find detailed information on tax, National Insurance (NI), and pension deductions.
Discover the percentage left as take-home pay and embrace the financial empowerment that awaits you. Let your ambitions soar as you chart your course towards a brighter financial future. Explore the possibilities today.
NHS Band 5 (1st Pay Point)
On the 1st pay point, a Band 5 employee receives an annual salary of £28,407, equating to a gross (total) hourly income of £14.53. After deductions, the net (take-home) hourly rate is £10.92. With the recent 5% NHS pay rise, there has been a net increase of £0.30 per hour compared to the previous rate.
NHS Band 5 (2nd Pay Point)
On the 2nd pay point, a Band 5 employee receives an annual salary of £30,639, resulting in a gross (total) hourly income of £15.67. After deductions, the net (take-home) hourly rate amounts to £11.49. Following the 5% NHS pay rise, there has been a net increase of £0.45 per hour compared to the previous rate.
NHS Band 5 (3rd and Final Pay Point)
At the 2nd and final pay point, a Band 5 employee earns an annual salary of £34,580, resulting in a gross (total) hourly income of £17.69. After deductions, the net (take-home) hourly rate stands at £12.70. With the recent 5% NHS pay rise, there has been a net increase of £0.51 per hour compared to the previous rate.
The NHS Band 5 page provides comprehensive information on the deductions from gross pay, including Tax, NI, and Pension contributions, as well as the percentage remaining as take-home pay.
NHS Band 6 (1st Pay Point)
On the 1st pay point, a Band 6 employee receives an annual salary of £35,391, resulting in a gross (total) hourly income of £18.10. After deductions, the net (take-home) hourly rate amounts to £12.95. Following the 5% NHS pay rise, there has been a net increase of £0.52 per hour compared to the previous rate.
NHS Band 6 (2nd Pay Point)
On the 2nd pay point, a Band 6 employee earns an annual salary of £37,350, resulting in a gross (total) hourly income of £19.10. After deductions, the net (take-home) hourly rate amounts to £13.55. With the recent 5% NHS pay rise, there has been a net increase of £0.55 per hour compared to the previous rate.
NHS Band 7 (1st Pay Point)
At the 1st pay point, a Band 7 employee earns an annual salary of £43,741, which corresponds to a gross (total) hourly income of £22.37. After deductions, the net (take-home) hourly rate is £15.52. Following the 5% NHS pay rise, there has been a net increase of £0.64 per hour compared to the previous rate.
NHS Band 7 (2nd Pay Point)
On the 2nd pay point, a Band 7 employee earns an annual salary of £45,996, resulting in a gross (total) hourly income of £23.53. After deductions, the net (take-home) hourly rate amounts to £16.17. With the recent 5% NHS pay rise, there has been a net increase of £0.67 per hour compared to the previous rate.
NHS Band 7 (3rd and Final Pay Point)
At the 3rd and final pay point, a Band 7 employee earns an annual salary of £50,055, resulting in a gross (total) hourly income of £25.60. After deductions, the net (take-home) hourly rate amounts to £17.09. With the recent 5% NHS pay rise, there has been a net increase of £0.40 per hour compared to the previous rate.
For detailed information on the deductions from gross pay, including Tax, NI, and Pension contributions, as well as the percentage remaining as take-home pay, you can refer to the NHS Band 7 page.
NHS Band 8A (1st Pay Point)
On the 1st pay point, a Band 8A employee earns an annual salary of £50,952, resulting in a gross (total) hourly income of £26.06. After deductions, the net (take-home) hourly rate amounts to £17.93. With the recent 5% NHS pay rise, there has been a net increase of £0.98 per hour compared to the previous rate.
NHS Band 8A (2nd and Final Pay Point)
At the 2nd and final pay point, a Band 8A employee earns an annual salary of £57,349, resulting in a gross (total) hourly income of £29.33. After deductions, the net (take-home) hourly rate amounts to £19.44. With the recent 5% NHS pay rise, there has been a net increase of £0.55 per hour compared to the previous rate.
For comprehensive information regarding the deductions from gross pay, including Tax, NI, and Pension contributions, as well as the percentage remaining as take-home pay, you can refer to the NHS Band 8A page.
NHS Band 8B (1st Pay Point)
On the 1st pay point, a Band 8B employee earns an annual salary of £58,972, resulting in a gross (total) hourly income of £30.16. After deductions, the net (take-home) hourly rate amounts to £19.86. With the recent 5% NHS pay rise, there has been a net increase of £0.73 per hour compared to the previous rate.
NHS Band 8B (2nd and Final Pay Point)
At the 2nd and final pay point, a Band 8B employee earns an annual salary of £68,525, resulting in a gross (total) hourly income of £35.05. After deductions, the net (take-home) hourly rate amounts to £22.33. With the recent 5% NHS pay rise, there has been a net increase of £0.84 per hour compared to the previous rate.
For detailed information on the deductions from gross pay, including Tax, NI, and Pension contributions, as well as the percentage remaining as take-home pay, you can refer to the NHS Band 8B page.
NHS Band 8C (1st Pay Point)
On the 1st pay point, a Band 8C employee earns an annual salary of £70,417, resulting in a gross (total) hourly income of £36.02. After deductions, the net (take-home) hourly rate amounts to £22.82. With the recent 5% NHS pay rise, there has been a net increase of £0.87 per hour compared to the previous rate.
NHS Band 8C (2nd and Final Pay Point)
At the 2nd and final pay point, a Band 8C employee earns an annual salary of £81,137, resulting in a gross (total) hourly income of £41.50. After deductions, the net (take-home) hourly rate amounts to £25.34. With the recent 5% NHS pay rise, there has been a net increase of £0.99 per hour compared to the previous rate.
For comprehensive information regarding the deductions from gross pay, including Tax, NI, and Pension contributions, as well as the percentage remaining as take-home pay, you can refer to the NHS Band 8C page.
NHS Band 8D (1st Pay Point)
On the 1st pay point, a Band 8D employee earns an annual salary of £83,571, resulting in a gross (total) hourly income of £42.75. After deductions, the net (take-home) hourly rate amounts to £25.96. With the recent 5% NHS pay rise, there has been a net increase of £1.02 per hour compared to the previous rate.
NHS Band 8D (2nd and Final Pay Point)
At the 2nd and final pay point, a Band 8D employee earns an annual salary of £96,376, resulting in a gross (total) hourly income of £49.30. After deductions, the net (take-home) hourly rate amounts to £29.23. With the recent 5% NHS pay rise, there has been a net increase of £1.17 per hour compared to the previous rate.
For detailed information on the deductions from gross pay, including Tax, NI, and Pension contributions, as well as the percentage remaining as take-home pay, you can refer to the NHS Band 8D page.
NHS Band 9 (1st Pay Point)
On the 1st pay point, a Band 9 employee earns an annual salary of £99,891, resulting in a gross (total) hourly income of £51.10. After deductions, the net (take-home) hourly rate amounts to £30.13. With the recent 5% NHS pay rise, there has been a net increase of £1.21 per hour compared to the previous rate.
NHS Band 9 (2nd and Final Pay Point)
At the 2nd and final pay point, a Band 9 employee earns an annual salary of £114,948, resulting in a gross (total) hourly income of £58.80. After deductions, the net (take-home) hourly rate amounts to £33.97. With the recent 5% NHS pay rise, there has been a net increase of £1.40 per hour compared to the previous rate.
For detailed information on the deductions from gross pay, including Tax, NI, and Pension contributions, as well as the percentage remaining as take-home pay, you can refer to the NHS Band 9 page.
Methodology
Please note that the hourly rates provided above are calculated by dividing the total annual salary by 1,955 hours, representing full-time hours (37.5 hours per week). Similarly, the net (take-home) hourly rate is determined by dividing the total net pay for the year by 1,955 hours. It’s essential to understand that these calculations are for informational purposes only and should be used as a general guide. Individual circumstances and additional factors may impact actual earnings and deductions.
Note: Please keep in mind that these calculations are intended for informational purposes only and should be used as a general guide.
