Midwife jobs in the UK
Live midwife roles plus reconciled 2026 salary data by region.
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Midwife salary by region (2026)
| Region | 25th–75th pct (median) |
|---|---|
| London (indicative) | £35,250 – £41,750 (£38,500) |
| South East (indicative) | £33,750 – £39,250 (£36,500) |
| Scotland (indicative) | £32,500 – £37,500 (£35,000) |
| Midlands (indicative) | £31,500 – £36,500 (£34,000) |
| North West (indicative) | £31,500 – £36,500 (£34,000) |
| Yorkshire (indicative) | £30,500 – £35,500 (£33,000) |
Market view. Band progression and specialist roles (labour ward, community, bereavement) lift pay. Every placement turns on live NMC registration, DBS, occupational health and mandatory training — exactly what the Verifera mark verifies and re-checks.
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FAQs
What does a midwife earn in the UK?
Indicatively £28,000–£45,000 for Band 5–7 permanent roles, higher with specialism, London weighting or agency work.
What raises a midwife's pay?
Band progression, specialty (labour ward/community) and region.