Hey! I'll start residency near London, England, in August but, as I graduated and currently work abroad, I have no idea of how much one is supposed to earn, either with or without taxes. It would be helpful to have at least a general idea so I can plan things like renting a house. Can anyone help me?
Salary for residents in England
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If I could I'd have used them already. But thanks for your help, anyway.
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You can't use google?
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Did you click the link? I mean...the answer is right there.
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In case you require extra spoonfeeding (i.e. can't click gutonc's lmgtfy link because it's too complicated), here's a direct link:
http://bma.org.uk/practical-support-at-work/pay-fees-allowances/pay-scales-juniors
How did you get through medical school without learning how to use google to answer concrete questions?
http://bma.org.uk/practical-support-at-work/pay-fees-allowances/pay-scales-juniors
How did you get through medical school without learning how to use google to answer concrete questions?
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Staring a new job in 2-3 months I'd hope you would know what you'll be paid....
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Moving to International Forum.
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FY1s make 22k pounds a year working 48 hours a week (you probably will be working a bit longer than that). You can band (which means taking less desirable hours like night shifts) which increases your salary up to 50%. So if you want you can make up to 33k in your 1st year. British junior doctors make better than US residents once you compare the hours worked, but US attendings make more than UK consultants especially specialists.
