NHS Pay Bands

NHS Haemophilia Nurse Specialist salary, 2026/27

Haemophilia nurse specialists support patients with inherited bleeding disorders through Comprehensive Care Centres, providing home treatment training, prophylactic regimens and emergency response. The role requires extensive haematology experience. Most haemophilia nurses sit at Band 7.

Range (England)
£39,959 to £56,515
Typical bands
Band 6, Band 7
Hourly entry
£20.44
Hourly top
£28.90

Calculate Haemophilia Nurse Specialist take-home pay

Haemophilia Nurse Specialist pay by band, England 2026/27

The table below shows the entry and top step at each band Haemophilia Nurse Specialists are typically paid on. Most Haemophilia Nurse Specialists move through the bands over the course of their career as they take on more senior or specialist responsibilities.

Band Entry Top Hourly at top
Band 6 £39,959 £48,117 £24.61 Take-home
Band 7 £49,387 £56,515 £28.90 Take-home

Haemophilia Nurse Specialist pay in Scotland

Scottish NHS staff are paid on a separate pay scale, negotiated by the Scottish Government rather than the UK Pay Review Body. Scotland consistently pays more than England at every band. The figures below are the Scottish equivalents for the same bands.

Band (Scotland) Entry Top
Band 6 £43,231 £52,679
Band 7 £52,845 £61,466

Common questions

What pay band is a Haemophilia Nurse Specialist on?
NHS Haemophilia Nurse Specialists sit at Band 6 or Band 7 depending on experience and the specific responsibilities of the role. Newly qualified Haemophilia Nurse Specialists usually start on the lowest banding shown, with progression to the higher bands as they take on more senior or specialist work.
How much does an NHS Haemophilia Nurse Specialist earn in 2026/27?
On the 2026/27 England pay scale, an NHS Haemophilia Nurse Specialist earns between £39,959 and £56,515 a year gross, depending on band and step. At the lowest entry rate that works out to roughly £20.44 an hour, and at the top rate roughly £28.90 an hour. Take-home pay after tax, NI and the NHS pension contribution is typically 70% of the gross figure. Scottish Haemophilia Nurse Specialists earn between £43,231 and £61,466 on the equivalent Scottish scale.
Where can I find Haemophilia Nurse Specialist jobs in the NHS?
NHS Jobs (jobs.nhs.uk) lists all current vacancies across the four UK nations. Filter by 'Pay Band' to focus on roles at the band you're interested in. HSC Recruit covers Northern Ireland (jobs.hscni.net) and NHS Scotland Jobs covers Scotland (jobs.scot.nhs.uk). Most Trusts also list vacancies on their own websites alongside the national portal.
Does Haemophilia Nurse Specialist get London weighting?
Only at NHS Trusts in England inside one of the three London weighting (HCAS) zones. Haemophilia Nurse Specialists working at Inner London Trusts get 20% on top of basic pay (minimum £5,794, maximum £8,746 for 2026/27). Outer London is 15%, Fringe is 5%. Welsh, Scottish and Northern Irish Haemophilia Nurse Specialists don't receive a London weighting equivalent.