How to become a member of the SoR
Return to Radiography: Free SoR membership for returners!
Subscription rates
The subscription year runs from 1 October to 30 September.
• UK full rate £216 (monthly Direct Debit £18)
• Overseas £111 (monthly Direct Debit £9.25)
• Reduced £156 (monthly Direct Debit £13.00)
• Radiographic Assistants £60 (monthly Direct Debit £5)
• Assistant Practitioners £96 (monthly Direct Debit £8)
• Retired £60 (monthly Direct Debit £5)
There are two methods of payment, by cheque in full or by monthly direct debit.
Payment by cheque
If you decide to pay by cheque, you must send the full amount for the period 1st October to 30th September together with the enclosed remittance advice form. Your cheque should arrive before 1st October.
Cheques should be made payable to ‘The Society of Radiographers Subscription Account’.
Payment by monthly Direct Debit
If you decide to pay by monthly direct debit a cheque for the first month’s subscription payment should be enclosed with your completed direct debit mandate and remittance form.
Reduced rate subscription
If your total earnings are less than £20,105.00 per annum, you may qualify for the reduced rate subscription of £156. If you believe you are eligible, please complete the appropriate form below.
Tax deductions
You should be able to claim tax relief for the full cost of your annual subscription. Contact Joel Wilkins on 020 7740 7228 or email joelw@sor.org for the tax form. When you have completed and signed the form, send it to your Tax Office. Your employer can tell you the address if you do not know it.
Also, you may be able to claim tax relief for the cleaning of your uniform. You can use the same form as for the annual subscription. There is an explanation of the circumstances in which SoR members are entitled to tax relief for laundry costs and how to go about claiming it.
Journals by airmail
Overseas members who wish the monthly journal Synergy to be sent by airmail rather than standard surface mail should include the additional airmail charge with the subscription.
Residents in EC countries = £20 sterling.
Residents in Zone 1 countries = £37 sterling.
Residents in Zone 2 countries = £40 sterling.
The links below are to PDF documents that you can print. If you do not have the Acrobat Reader software please click the button below to download it.
Newly Qualified Radiographers Membership Form PDF
I am a new or rejoining member PDF
Meeting the requirements of the Health Professions Council PDF
If you would like to be posted copies of any of these forms please contact Joel Wilkins on 020 7740 7228 or email: joelw@sor.org.
If you require a membership pack, reduced rate form or direct debit mandate please contact Joel Wilkins on 020 7740 7228 or email joelw@sor.org
The Society of Radiographers Benevolent Fund
Return to Radiography
The profession benefits greatly from the input from mature returners who bring other skills, qualities and experience into the workplace. Perhaps you could be one of these people.
Given that you are reading this and looking at this website, you are likely to be a Radiographer considering returning to work after a break. This page should answer some questions and encourage you to take the first steps.
The Society of Radiographers is offering three months free membership for those seeking re-admission to the Health Professions Council (HPC) register. This will provide support during the 30 or 60 day period of updating of skills and knowledge which is required by the HPC before allowing readmission.
Through their membership returners will have free access to Synergy News, Synergy, Radiography and the members' section of the website.
To claim your period of free membership contact Vicki Howlett, Membership Services Manager on 020 7740 7210 or email vickih@sor.org.
A Return to Practice Pack is available by contacting Christina Freeman at the Society on 020 7740 7245 or e-mail christinaf@sor.org or download here ZIP (880KB)
The Society and College of Radiographers has a Return to Practice Support Group which is made up of people like you who have returned to practice and now want to offer support and advice.
Having had a period of a national shortage of radiographers the
situation is beginning to change and we are experiencing a job shortage
and some newly qualified radiography graduates are having difficulty
getting their first job. Download information here PDF
Click below to access more information on returning to Radiography for:
Radiographers
Service Managers
Radiotherapy Radiographers
Registration with Health Professions Council PDF
Returners and the Knowledge and Skills Framework PDF
Radiographers returning in Scotland PDF
Information pack PDF
Letter for pack PDF
Return to practice for returners PDF
Return to practice for managers PDF
Return to practice courses PDF
Return to practice resources PDF
If there is not a course to suit you, it may be worth contacting your nearest Radiography Education Provider PDF to see if they can provide any support.
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