The National Health Service (NHS) is the name of the publicly funded healthcare system of the United Kingdom.
Because it manages the health of all the British citizens, it is one of the largest employers in the world.
With a total employee strength of more than 1.
7 million, it employs General Practitioners, Hospital doctors, dentists, surgeons, Nurses, home care givers,managers among other.
In this article we shall cover some of the most employed types of Jobs by NHS.
First a basic overview of a career in NHS.
A Career in NHS NHS offers a chance to work in more than 250 health care related careers.
There are some requirements that are common to all the career options.
These include pre-employment checks such as right to work checks, qualification checks, registration checks, checks from the Criminal Records Bureau to see if you have a prior criminal conviction, reference checks and an occupation health check.
The registration check refers to checking from the appropriate body that you are registered to practice in the career you have indicated.
The primary site for NHS jobs is jobs.
nhs.
uk, which is run by NHS itself.
The following are some of the most popular career options:

• Allied Health Professionals These are specializations that help the patients with allied health care, including podiatry, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, psychology, psychotherapy, and speech therapy among other jobs.
  For each of these, you require a qualification that can be called a masters or a bachelors course, and appropriate registration with the governing body of that specialization.
  
• Dentistry and related Careers Dental is the science of caring for ailments that arise in the ear, nose and throat of the patient.
  You can become a dentist, who is the expert in dental care, or become a member of a dental team led by a doctor by becoming a dental nurse, dental hygienists, dental therapists or dental technicians.
  
• Doctors, including surgeons and General practitionersA doctor is what we think about when we talk about health care professional.
  Because a doctor is the most expert health care professional, and it takes years to become one.
  There are a lot of differences between the types of doctors, and in NHS you can become a general practitioner, a hospital doctor or become a specialist surgeon in a hospital.
  
• Emergency Response Crew An emergency response crew is not just concerned with carrying the patient from where he is picked up to the hospital, rather the emergency response crew is also trained to provide first aid to the patient onsite, or while he is being transported.
  
• Midwifery This is a unique job that allies medical science with giving support to the mother-to-be as she faces the challenge of childbirth.
  As a midwife employed by NHS, you can work in women's homes, children's centers, GP surgeries and local centers.
  
• NursingIf you are the type of person who enjoys caring for others, nursing can prove the right job for you.
  To become a nurse in UK, you need to have a degree or diploma in nursing, and be registered with Nursing and Midwifery council as a nurse.
  

Other types of jobs in NHS include careers in management, which manages hospitals and clinics, the larger health care team, which designs and constructs NHS buildings, manages catering etc.
There are NHS jobs in health care sciences and health informatics too.