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Junior (resident) doctors in the UK are paid on structured NHS scales that vary by training grade, location and extra “enhancements” for nights, weekends and on‑call; basic pay for junior doctors rang...
Junior (resident) doctors’ basic pay in England after the 2024–25 and 2025–26 settlements ranges roughly from about £32,397–£38,831 at the most junior points up to about £63,162 for senior trainees, w...
A minority of NHS consultants deliberately avoid private practice for professional, ethical or practical reasons, even though most consultants do some private work and private practice remains an entr...
There is no up-to-date, authoritative breakdown in the provided reporting that states how many NHS consultants “currently do no private practice at all” by specialty and region; the sources here are f...
England’s new junior doctor contract has produced higher headline basic pay points (for example FY1 ~£36,616 quoted for England) while Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland mostly remain on the older 2...
Junior (resident) doctors’ basic NHS pay ranges from about £32,397–£63,162 depending on grade, with average first‑year full‑time earnings near £41,300 and specialty registrars averaging around £71,300...
From 1 April 2025 the agreed pay award for resident (junior) doctors was a headline 4% uplift to basic pay plus a one‑off £750 payment, producing an average increase of about 5.4% for resident doctors...
Resident doctor payslips vary widely by country and contract: in the UK, tools like Doctors Paycheck and Mind The Bleep exist to model payslips and calculate backpay after multi-stage uplifts that wer...