EPUT Allied Health Professionals

Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) are highly valued and respected members of EPUT services. We have over 700 registered AHPs and support staff working across mental health, learning disability, specialist and community health services; in both community and inpatient settings. AHPs from a number of the 14 Professions, predominantly Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, Speech and Language Therapists, Dietitians and Podiatrists work in all geographical areas covered by EPUT and span three ICS boards with active AHP Councils and Faculties. Our AHPs are central to delivering high quality clinical pathways, patient safety and patient experience.

What we offer

We recruit:

  • Dieticians 
  • Speech & Language Therapists 
  • Occupational Therapists 
  • Physiotherapists 
  • Podiatrists

Check our vacancies here  

We offer regular supervision, along with a yearly appraisal, where you will receive one-to-one support from a dedicated supervisor who will provide guidance, motivation and clinical support.

Through supervision and appraisal, we will create a personalised development plan to help you fulfil your potential.

We are committed to provide ongoing and continuous professional development for all staff. We offer exceptional education, training and development opportunities.

There are a wealth of job opportunities in EPUT. We offer AHP career clinics, where we provide space for you to explore how you feel about work, aspirations for the future and opportunities in the workplace. This can include information about apprenticeship and training opportunities and leadership development.

We are here to help you come back to the work you love through a simple process. We will make sure you get all the support you need to catch up and settle down. Read more about our return-to-practice programme here 

Contact us

Return to Practice
glenn.westrop@nhs.net

Additional links

Return to Practice for AHPs
CAHPR research strategy
AHPs into Action
NHS
Health Education England Professionals
Health Education England Professionals Scientists
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