In Wales, a band 5 nurse earns between £27,055 and £32,934. In Northern Ireland, it's last year's pay scales as the award this year hasn't been implemented due to the political situation. The ...

Band 7 roles start at £41,659 and can rise to £47,672 for nurses with more than 5 years of experience. Band 8a roles start at £48,526, but the Band 8d salary can rise to as much as £91,787 a year.

Nurses will receive pay rises within their band with enough years experience, Band 5 nurses can receive up to £34,581. Band 6 salaries range from £33,706 to £40,588 and those in Band 7 can earn ...

The highest Band 5 salary is £32,934 but it can take a nurse up to 15 years to earn that amount. Nurses in Band 6 start at £33,706, rising to £41,659 for Band 7, £48,526 for Band 8a and £ ...

Bands 1-4 encompass allied health professionals, with nursing roles starting at Band 5." From Band 5, nurses "can move up the ...

The 5.5% offer would see newly-qualified Band 5 nurses earn around £1,600 more on £32,000, while experienced Band 8 advanced nurse practitioners would earn over £60,000.

More broadly, reporting body Nurses.co.uk estimated that the average salary for a nurse is somewhere between £33,000 and £37,000.. NHS pay is based on a banding system that was introduced in 2004.It ...

The 5.5% offer would see newly-qualified Band 5 nurses earn around £1,600 more on £32,000, while experienced Band 8 advanced nurse practitioners would earn over £60,000.