Senior Physiotherapist Salary in Ireland
Pay scale €65,197–€76,767 a year · registration: CORU
An experienced physiotherapist working at senior grade in a specialist clinical area, often with supervisory duties.
The Senior Physiotherapist salary follows the national HSE pay scale — a fixed incremental scale from €65,197 (starting point) to €76,767 (top of scale). You move up one increment for each year of satisfactory service, plus any long-service increments and qualification or location allowances that apply to the post.
Estimate your take-home pay
Prefilled at this grade’s scale midpoint — adjust to any point.
Estimated take-home
€4,230 /month
€50,757 a year · €976 a week
- Gross
- €70,982
- − Income tax (PAYE)
- −€15,593
- − USC
- −€1,722
- − PRSI
- −€2,910
- Net
- €50,757
- Effective deduction rate
- 28.5%
Estimate for a single PAYE employee at 2025 rates — income tax, USC and PRSI only (marriage, rent/medical and other credits not included). Not tax advice; check revenue.ie for your exact figures.
Live Senior Physiotherapist vacancies 4
Candidate Advanced Practice Physiotherapist (MSK) – University Hospital Waterford
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Frequently asked questions
- How much does a Senior Physiotherapist earn in Ireland?
- The HSE Senior Physiotherapist pay scale runs from €65,197 to €76,767 a year. You start near the bottom and move up the scale with each year of service.
- What is the take-home pay for a Senior Physiotherapist?
- At the scale midpoint (€70,982), a single employee takes home about €50,757 a year (€4,230 a month) after income tax, USC and PRSI. Use the calculator above for the exact figure at any point on the scale.
- What qualifications does a Senior Physiotherapist need?
- The role requires registration with CORU (or eligibility to register). Specific qualification requirements are set in each campaign — always check the listing.